...tools we can use. Tools for documentation When it comes to documenting your design iterations, you have complete flexibility in choosing the tools that best suit your project’s needs. Whether...
...reminders. Dig deeper into the data Google will give you top-line results, but if you pull the raw data into Excel or Sheets you can really start to get to...
...be why it’s used to badge traditional programmes that otherwise might be less well received by employees of an organisation. Here’s an example. How often is the word transformation used...
...the end. A few weeks ago, the product community at DfE invited me to speak to them about content design and how it helps to make our services better and...
...different sectors collaborate to put the right technology in place. Like all user-centred services, it’s important to get feedback from users to keep improving the service. We’re proud of the...
...Access Centre, and do user research with people who have access needs. What users told us about their access needs Using these methods we discovered needs and opportunities to make...
...a more useful and direct relationship with candidates can learn from the data and use that insight to be more responsive to our users' needs can get better at recruitment...
...to quality candidates From project to product Our alpha prototypes were not a working product, but proof-of-concept and design tested with users. We used what we learned to build a...
...Now we’re in the process of organising these into ‘service lines’ around the needs of our identified user groups, to understand where collections of services come together to meet the...
...been great to see you progress and develop over the time we've been working together… I can see how much you enjoy this, but also just how much you’ve learnt...
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