...had to find new ways to reach the people we need to talk to, and here we share some of our approaches. Children's play area at a family hub Finding...
...Family hubs and our services setting a task to find out how might we entice more young people to use our ‘Find support for your family’ service? introducing agile using...
...and their Neurodivergent Social Workers Special Interest Group. We asked them to share information about our project with their network. We used a free mapping tool to visualise the geographical...
...trust to read it, print things out double spaced and get the red biro on it. However, like many others I’ve had to adjust to working from home on a...
...our needs as a service team because we wanted to use experimental components from across the wider government design community to better meet our users’ needs. We had daily check-ins...
...community of people spread across the world. KPIs are key performance indicators. We use these to measure how effective our work is. Read the podcast transcript and subscribe to future...
...between our imperatives, what our design community does, and how this work benefits designers, users and the wider DfE. How it works Our imperatives are an important strand of work...
...me to: Understand the scope of the project Understand the users and their needs Understand the language users use Find any gaps in any existing content See how well any...
...on supply teaching. What our early research told us A while ago we did some user research – a mix of interviews and surveys. This was to better understand what...
...warming up to government URs due to potential mistrust of government, research fatigue, and because they want to ensure their clients’ safety (e.g. charities who work with people with negative...
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