Our prototypes focus on the key areas which were raised as issues during the discovery phase. Areas of user interaction such as registering for an account through to applying for a grant.
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In October, we covered the recent case of London Trocadero (2015) LLP v Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd which concerned a dispute about commercial rent arrears incurred during periods of national lockdown. A link to that article can be found here. The UK government has now published its new rent arrears code and draft legislation to help […]
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As we continue to see the knock-on effects of the pandemic, employers may be increasingly faced with flexible working requests. Harpreet Kaur, one of HCR’s employment lawyers, shares her top tips for dealing with flexible working requests.
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In a recent defamation case, Wright v McCormack [2021] EWHC 2671 (QB), the High Court allowed the claimant to amend their claim form despite being out of time to do so, in order to rectify what it termed an “obvious formal error”. Mr Wright is a well-known individual within the bitcoin and cryptocurrency community. Mr […]
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During the festive season, many families dream of a furry friend for Christmas. Pets can make a great addition to a family. The RSPCA has said that 3.2m households added a new pet to their family during lockdowns. However, pets are long term commitments. Along with enjoying your new-found friend, you should think about the […]
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Everyone understands the role of a researcher on a project, or at least they think they do. But there is more to carrying out interviews and telling others what they’ve learned.
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In our latest Knowledge Sharing webinar, we looked at user-centred design based on the Digital Service Standards for Wales.
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Chris Howes reflects on the work of Defra’s Digital, Data and Technology Services (DDTS) team, and the wider cross-government community, to make ICT/Digital sustainability part of business-as-usual activities.
The Wales Data Leaders Network is made up of data leaders from Welsh Government departments, local government, health and devolved public bodies including ourselves. The aim of the group is to improve how data is managed, used and shared in order to achieve the data and collaboration mission in the Digital Strategy for Wales.
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Darllenwch y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg If the last year or two has taught us anything, it’s the importance of working together. We’ve seen first-hand how sharing knowledge and expertise can help deal with the most difficult of challenges. … Continue reading
