...best practice. We do this by combining bite size activities with workshops, virtual sessions, free courses and learning within your Community of Practice. We are currently working to develop knowledge...
...am still finding the balance between my career progression, thirst to develop and challenging home life. I don’t have all the answers but keep looking. Understanding resilience and how I...
...out if we could develop exporting content on GOV.UK through user needs research. Feedback on our prototype, has been really informative, helping us to work towards a better user experience....
...Union. The research phase will see us getting out of the office. We’re going to be attending events, talking to users and potential users, really trying hard to get inside...
...an open discussion about promotions, interviews and applications and invited our colleagues to speak about their experiences. Here are the key takeaways from some of our speakers: Sian Thomas, Chief...
...at DIT, so we use these to get involved with local volunteering opportunities as a team. These range from litter picking to helping with painting and general maintenance at local...
...the skills and experience you can bring. We do not always specify a word count, but around 300 words is recommended. A hiring manager’s perspective: Sophie Keren, User Research Profession...
...others to learn from our work only makes our products better. We also need users to be able to hear about the changes we are making. Finally, we improve how...
...infrastructure to support sharing this with operational users across government Tariff Management Tool (TaMaTo): this is the user interface allowing users to maintain and update the UK Trade Tariff open...
...(DDaT) team. Because of this, we work closely with designers and developers and take a user-centred design perspective. DIT makes use of 2 platforms, GOV.UK and great.gov.uk. Both have a...
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