...the programme has been exploring how users might confirm their digital identities in transactions outside of central government. In the private sector in particular, the greatest interest has come from...
...to an OIX project conducted in 2013 that looked at the use of social login data for digital identities. What we discovered with user research The user research involved 12...
...service dashboard: ‘Authentication success rate’; ‘Account creation’; and ‘User sign in’. None of these measures tell us or the user much about how well GOV.UK Verify is performing; they’re all...
...about user needs, service plans and anticipated volumes of demand. Table 2: services planning to use GOV.UK Verify in the next year Department Service Status Anticipated GOV.UK Verify users in...
...remaining 3 are in private beta, available for invited users only as they are tested and developed ready for public use. Overall we’ve now verified more than 300,000 user identities,...
...to participate in user research. If you want to get involved in our user research, or just want to give us some feedback, please do get in touch via email....
...implemented new ways to validate official documents so that users with any passport and any EU identity document can use those documents as identity evidence, and new ways to validate...
...Over time, refined this to the point where we couldn’t find any more incremental improvements. Screenshot from our old user interface, which included a dymamic picker to help users choose...
...for businesses. We then did an alpha project to develop and test a prototype user journey. The sorts of question we wanted to understand included: what do users need when...
...of verifying a user's identity, identity providers will ask users to provide evidence that it's really them. This might include providing details of official documents like a passport or driving...
