Coding bootcamp helped me retrain as a developer
...particularly enjoyed. Although I enjoyed working in these teams, I wanted a career change. I wanted to code. In this post I’ll explain how a coding bootcamp helped me switch...
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We're hiring software developers
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Lewis Wilson, Principal software developer, Posted on:
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Careers, Coding, software development
...job in teaching' service for people who are already qualified an initiative that will give new teachers online course materials to use in classrooms tools to help schools to make...
Learning from Accessibility Experts: A Day at the DfE Lab
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Claire McShane and Sreemoye Roy Chowdhury, Posted on:
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Accessibility, design, Service design, user research
On a crisp spring morning, user researcher Sree and interaction designer Claire travelled to Sheffield to visit the Department for Education’s Accessibility Lab. Their goal was to understand how digital...
Why and how we create design histories
...our first publishing tool. Sometimes the reasoning behind a particular design feature can get lost or hidden in code. Or the rationale may be obvious in certain user journeys only....
How we use Slack to respond to service incidents
...Slack bot to manage incidents. Handling incidents can be a challenge As a developer, the old incident process caused a lot of pain. The instructions lived inside a Google Doc,...
Codespaces – a content designer’s best friend
...up to date information. Our job is to provide useful content for aspiring teachers - supporting them on their journey into the classroom. This could be information on funding, teaching...
Making the service assessment process easier and more consistent
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Kerry Lyons, Andy Jones, Jake Lloyd and Mike Dunn, Posted on:
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Assurance, Collaboration, Cross-government, service assessments, Service standard, user research, User-centred design
...changes to service assessments from CDDO and incorporated them into the service and supporting guidance. The aim of which is to provide a clear, consistent experience for everyone involved in...
Being open about our design community and how we recruit
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Jaskiran Kang, Head of Design, Posted on:
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Careers, Community of Practice, design, recruitment
...you’d like to ask a question about how we work, the services we design, our culture, or applying for future roles, please get in touch on Twitter or through Linkedin....
What we're doing to support Black colleagues and address racism
...everyone to discuss race and how to combat racism in depth. The difficult conversions we need to have in order to move forward are taking place. Publishing content We published...
Making the most of design histories
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Rob Dale, Posted on:
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Content design, design, Service design, User-centred design
...write design histories Working in the open in this way helps our team to apply the service standard and: keep everyone informed and gain wider input assist new team members...
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