In the age of digital first, the use of paper forms is a problem. These forms are often designed to be printed out and filled in by hand, not completed on a screen. When we make them available on GOV.UK …
A note about the upcoming Crime and Justice open data programme and the Hack the Police event.
What the Digital Services Division has been up to this week, including the Digital Transformation Board, work on the Civil Legal Aid site and more.
Daniela Tzvetkova on the importance of understanding user needs as part of work on improving civil court claims online.
What the digital services division have been up to this week: looking at jury summons, user-testing money claims, and further work on legal aid and court finder tools.
What the Digital Services Division has been up to this week, including kick-starting work on tribunal decisions, meeting devs at GDS, and visiting Gartree Prison.
Gavin Bell on his first two weeks as a product/service manager on the prison visits booking project.
Week notes on the work of the digital team: researching prison visits booking, visiting probation officers in Kent, improving the tribunal decisions database and court finder, and the Lasting Power of Attorney pilot.
Chris Mitchell on testing a new online tool for creating Lasting Power of Attorney forms, and getting people to take part in the pilot.
Alice Newton talks about how we're using our exemplars to pave the way for a digital MOJ.
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