Using research crits to improve our work
...a fortnightly meetup together on Mondays. We agreed that once a month, we’d repurpose this for a crit. We started off by asking a week before over slack if anyone...
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Working across teams to streamline services for learners
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Future Systems Unit, Skills Journey Directorate, Posted on:
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design, multidisciplinary teams, policy, software development, strategy
...new ‘front door’ website for employers in January 2022 as a first step for business users. The website allows them to compare between the different training and employment schemes on...
How we're creating a national teacher vacancy service
...many schools. Looking for a job opening is only one stage of a teacher’s journey to find a new job in teaching. There are needs all along the journeys for...
Using feedback to develop and progress
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Stephen Milnes, Content Designer, Posted on:
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Careers, Content design, culture, recruitment
...for roles, asking for feedback from each panel and learning how I can get better for the next one. Comment and share your tips on getting feedback, learning and developing...
Expanding Teaching Vacancies to further education
...the Department for Education's free recruitment service. It brings teaching and education vacancies together in one place, helping employers reach candidates and jobseekers find their next role. Since launching in...
Making use of open source tools
...of social work practice, leading to better outcomes for the children and families we serve. On the SWIP digital team, we’re designing a digital service that will support the delivery...
Useful tips from a user researcher on boosting collaboration
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Costa Christou, Posted on:
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Community of Practice, culture, professions, user research
...being easier for guests and contractors to access for collaboration purposes. 24-hour cut off for design comments Although there were lots of us trying to capture and respond to over...
Making use of the Department for Education accessibility experience lab in Sheffield
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Bunsi Shah and Rick Garnett, Posted on:
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Accessibility, culture, design, User-centred design
...assistive tech before you go. If you are unfamiliar, so you have some understanding of the commands you might need to use. We used: JAWS - https://support.freedomscientific.com/Content/Documents/Manuals/JAWS/Keystrokes.pdfDragon - https://www.nuance.com/products/help/dragon15/dragon-for-pc/enx/dpg-cp/Content/Web/working_with_chrome.htm 2....
Introducing the DfE Plain Language standard
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Kerry Lyons, Steve Milnes and Sarah Stewart, Senior Content Designer, Posted on:
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Accessibility, Content design, Plain Language Standard, technology
...act on what they understand The standard incorporates our ways of working and best practise for user-centred design in government. It should not create any more work for content designers,...
How we’re providing real-time accessibility statements and issue management
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Andy Jones, Jake Lloyd, Kerry Lyons and Adam Dumbell, Posted on:
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Accessibility, Cross-government, design
...it’s clear there is a need for a product like this in other departments. As we work in the open, the code for the product is freely available to use...
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