Designing digital services: as easy as 1, 2, 3

...been put in by so many people turn into a successful outcome. But what are the takeaways and what’s next? 1. Speak to users frequently This new service has borrowers,...
...been put in by so many people turn into a successful outcome. But what are the takeaways and what’s next? 1. Speak to users frequently This new service has borrowers,...
...will help professionals get the most from the service. The advice in this blog builds on the step by step instructions in our Application Enquiry user guide and adds some...
...profession. It has been a tough few years that has seen unprecedented sharp rises in volumes. And yet conveyancers have found a way through. Millions are now in their new...
...queries every year. Support centre staff encompass a range and breadth of casework skills, with the newest recruits undergoing a minimum of 12 weeks’ training. Working alongside them are longer-serving,...
...we asked customers for feedback. The form is a new way to provide a consent or certificate to comply with a restriction on the register. As a result of suggestions...
I joined HM Land Registry as a Registration Officer in October 2016. I've since worked in a variety of roles and supported my local office, Peterborough, in promoting diversity and...
...letters – all in one place. The accessible, user friendly interface will make it quicker to find the information they need, including an estimated completion date which will help with...
...will we use the same approach to user research? Will the users and their needs be the same, or different? The list of possible users is very long, and includes...
Infrastructure design professionals and central government strategists began to get serious about working with data when we crossed the threshold of this new decade. These have been ten years in...
...develop and grow and export its particular brand of expertise: creative but considered planning and development. The Olympic Park and Village which spawned a new community in Newham, previously a...