...transformed and prepared for use Data sharing: the policies and mechanisms we use to gain access to the data we need - and allow others controlled access to the data...
...as accessing a hyperlink, reading titles or reading text in a paragraph: if digital content is not designed inclusively, it can cause significant barriers for accessibility users. I asked accessibility users, "Do Microsoft...
...SSO already in use also made integration more straightforward, and support from the DBT platform team helped us resolve issues as they arose. Engage users early An important lesson was...
...ensure users could interpret the data correctly and compare opportunities with confidence. Working across disciplines The project brought together analysts, engineers, developers, and user researchers. We made responsibilities explicit such...
...giants. We are cloud first and we’re building capability in the Cloud environment. We use UK services including PaaS, Notify, Pay. We also use AWS, bits of Azure and Google...
...Free Code Camp or Code Academy. You could also look for programs offering training in multiple roles, like the DDaT and Cyber Fast Stream. Once I’d decided to make the...
...our knowledge and deliver a genuine step-change for users. Within Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT), we have a tight-knit team of designers, and a strong User- Centered Design (UCD) community....
...link to further information. This allowed users to solve their whole problem. In addition, this meant users could look up jargon as well as acronyms, increasing the benefit, and making...
...breaks certain rules of API design. This is because many services hide their inner workings and present a different query language to the one used internally. This choice means that...
...common mistake I see is candidates listing skills without showing how they’ve actually used them. For example, if a role asks for Agile experience, simply writing “experience working in Agile”...
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