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

...hard work to get the service into use and I am very proud of the achievement. We’ve been working in a private beta environment with Coventry Building Society and Enact...
...hard work to get the service into use and I am very proud of the achievement. We’ve been working in a private beta environment with Coventry Building Society and Enact...
...constraints and current ways of thinking about the home buying process as it stands today. We wanted to explore how we could use technology to revolutionise land registration and conveyancing....
...study games computing, and then I was going to make the next Tomb Raider. Everything was mapped out. The reality, though, is that everyone has to earn money, especially if...
...new, with lots of momentum and adrenaline to tackle the many immediate challenges, we now seem to have settled into more steady daily routines at home. Working from home presents...
...committed to working with you to resolve any issues ahead of November next year. We are keen to get your feedback on this change and understand how you plan to...
...needed to develop new processes to securely support remote casework and we needed to do it quickly. However, above all else, it is essential the integrity of the register is...
...collaboration are essential. The collaborative approach – working together with us to identify trends and suggest how to improve application quality – on top of Blake Morgan’s drive for continuous...
...we received, we amended the form (link to podcast) to make it more user-friendly. We have extended the time that customers have to reply to requisitions in response to feedback....
...or when a property owner dies (form DJP). One of the actions I took from #GovBlogCamp is to think more about how to use the OASIS model (PDF), a guide...
...Month as an opportunity to bring that life mantra to work. I rose to the occasion, as it were, and made some African food for the office. The reception to...