A new approach to export support on great.gov.uk
...onto the wider system as part of these improvements. Participants responded well to the use of the task list to organise our export support in user research, as the site...
...onto the wider system as part of these improvements. Participants responded well to the use of the task list to organise our export support in user research, as the site...
...no per-user licence costs, so the traditional CRM cost concerns for large user numbers do not apply. It also has an open-source codebase, meaning that Software Engineers in any government...
...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...
...value through careful review and customisation. Avoid building AI just because you can; ensure it meets user needs and provides tangible benefits. Future challenges The group discussed the importance of...
...of the data’s intended use, it must pass through the same governance process. This reinforces consistency and fairness in data access, ensuring that all users stick to the same standards....
...use in their day-to-day work. 10 users who trained to use the tool were asked to give feedback within it. This included providing their personal score for a business alongside a rationale...
...is not about censoring your views. The aim is to ensure that comments relate to the particular subject being discussed. Moderation will not be used to suppress legitimate, reasoned discussion....
...or we weren’t sure whether their laptop needed to be replaced. Things which we couldn’t fix using code, we needed users to tell us. This meant that we couldn’t simply...