...department. They also provide accessibility audits for our websites and digital services. These audits test a wide range of accessibility needs to support everybody. How we used the experience lab...
...can be a daunting task for user researchers depending on their level of experience and the complexity of the project. To help with this, the Department for Education (DfE) user...
...the team stays aligned, and preserve valuable insights for future reference Why document them Documenting design decisions is crucial for several reasons: Team alignment: It ensures the team is cohesive...
...4-day experience for 4 students, and how my multidisciplinary team helped me. Setting the right environment I was working on a service for the public in a private beta phase....
...us anything they wanted, to see if the DfE's design community is the right fit for them. It was also a chance for them to ask for feedback on their...
...of different decision-making ‘gates’. A gate for security, a gate for architecture, a gate for visual design. Now, we’re taking an iterative, multidisciplinary approach – minimising the number of internal...
...in the best format for the user. So we end up wasting time checking and re-doing our work. This is where Codespaces comes in. Codespaces - a content designer’s best...
...things easier for a range of users. For example, one candidate in a low connectivity environment told us that using digital services is slow and for her full of uncertainty...
...quickly so it could feed into policy developments that were underway. Our findings would provide an overview of the system for policy teams working on the ‘Skills for Jobs’ white...
...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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