Not all projects move from alpha to beta. Lindsay explains why, when the product you're developing can't move forward, that's sometimes a positive thing and shares what the Product Design team learned in the process.
International Day of People with Disability is celebrated on 3 December. To mark the day Andrew, a DWP Digital Product Owner, has shared his reasons for joining DWP’s Blind and Visually Impaired Network.
Validating payment accounts is just one simple thing we can do to increase confidence that a payment will be successful. Like all good product journeys, Angela's team set out to find out what the problems were with the existing solutions, and if there were opportunities to make things more effective.
Sinéad Krzyzyk and Lesley Thompson are learning new digital skills as part of our Digital Voices programme. In this blogpost they reflect on their first experience of doing a joint presentation at the Product People North event.
Gavin Elliot, head of interaction design at DWP Digital reveals what's going on around our Digital hubs this week to mark Services Week - five days of activities putting the spotlight on service design.
The ‘Apply for a National Insurance number’ (NINO) service is looking at ways to deliver a digital service to improve the current manual, paper and face–to-face process. Find out how the team are discovering challenges and working on potential solutions.
Sometimes it's not possible to speak to users directly when carrying out user research. Find out how researching with proxy users helps provide valuable insight.
DWP Digital data scientist Aleks Bobrowska explains how an idea for a digital service generated at last year's DataJam event has developed into the Skills Recommendation Engine prototype.
User researchers and business analysts play important roles in an agile team. Working closely together benefits the users.
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We deliver services for the UK’s largest public service department – the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
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