In part 2 of our blog series, Becky Thomas, Chief Digital & Information Officer (CDIO), highlights some of the people, projects, and programmes that drive continuous improvement behind the scenes at DVSA Digital and Data.
While many of us have had some time off over the last few days, it's clear that our digital services were still hard at work over Christmas. We've pulled together some facts about the services and content people were using on Christmas Day.
It’s been an incredibly busy year in DVSA’s content design team. We want to share some of our highlights with you. So sit back, relax, and hopefully some of the work we're most proud of will give you some inspiration for 2018.
Ken Roberts, a Digital Delivery Lead in DVSA’s software delivery team, shares his first impressions of the team after joining in September 2017, and explains the challenge of building software delivery capability.
I'm Grant Chappell, a content designer at DVSA, and I recently took the Government Digital Service's 5-day user research fundamentals course. I want to tell you about why this course will change the way you work.
Our MOT reminder service has just passed its beta service assessment and we’ve had more than 200,000 users sign up for a reminder already.
Our junior developer apprentices joined us in January 2017, and they've become a vital part of the team, working on coding, mobile apps and much more.
This is a list of what DVSA’s Content Design team worked on during August and September 2017, and what we plan to do next.
Our digital MOT testing service was launched in 2015, providing a critical service to over 23,000 MOT garages across the country. It's remained as a beta service since then, and we've been working hard on improvements to make it ready to be a live service.
It's important to us that people can easily understand our organisation's purpose, vision and strategy. Being open lets people know what we're doing, why we're doing it and what we're trying to achieve.
This is a list of what DVSA’s Content Design team worked on during March 2017, and what we plan to do next.