...and partner agencies into the private beta enhance our reporting based on user feedback collaborate with GDS to consider broader government adoption develop a public beta plan for how we...
...choose between A levels, apprenticeships or T levels (a new technical study programme that will be available from September 2020). These choices are complex and everyone has an experience -...
...join-up more. We also knew we shared problems across the service-line. Everyone agreed to “join-up” more, but no-one grabbed the concept and applied it. This was partly because we didn’t...
...lockdown, we did lots of community events including: Code Untapped Hackathon Silicon Milk Roundabout Service Design in Government UX Playground We now need to find more creative ways to step...
...or anyone working on content. A department-specific standard to support delivery There are lots of different standards that we need to meet when building digital government services. While...
...for free school meals. We found many success stories – such as one school’s status turning from ‘needs improvement’ to one of the top 10% of schools in the country....
...involved If we pass our Alpha service assessment, we’ll start building a beta service. As we move into Beta, we want to step up our conversations with users to make...
...right training options for them. We have done this in many ways. One great example is our new Skills for Life campaign, which is due to launch in January 2024....
As a user researcher and a Fast Streamer I’ve moved between different teams to learn and get experience. At first, I was intimidated by how mature most of the DfE...
...will hold real content one day. This helps to set and embed content standards – rather than doing so later on, which can be tricky. Content design during the beta...
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