Making better choices for the technology we use
...running to several hundred pounds per person per year. We also know that it’s not always easy, cost-effective or obvious how to use the best available tools for a particular...
...running to several hundred pounds per person per year. We also know that it’s not always easy, cost-effective or obvious how to use the best available tools for a particular...
...is certainly out of the ordinary. But, for those of us involved, it was important for us to take part. Firstly, because these are our future users. Most government services...
...we can take a cross-government view on how to best use digital to deliver better services for users. Today I want to tell you about one small part of our...
...needed to do. Other sources they used for help included: What we’re doing next Our plans include: creating new guidance on designing inclusive services for everyone, including users with protected...
...to talk about here - one which has, I hope, done more than anything else to help pave the way for our colleagues in GOV.UK. For example. Last week, I...
...discussion on the topic of challenges and priorities for 2014. We've included presentations from the parallel discussions below for those of you who couldn't make it, or if you need...
...users are likely to search for. Confidence is fragile It takes a lot to come to adult literacy lessons and ask for help so building up confidence is important. Asking...
...support, and guidance so that services and technology work effectively and consistently for the public and government. We’re where the buck stops. For the common good, we'll be holding the...
...pair write for people within UK government departments and agencies, but this is no longer the case. Follow Sue on Twitter, and don't forget to sign up for email alerts....
...for Service Performance. This was a challenging task, for several reasons. It was sometimes difficult to get access to the main user group, for example. Also, government wasn’t necessarily used...