...user’s account do not make any commercial endorsement or promotion of any product, service or publication not relevant to the discussion If you are aged 16 or under, please get...
Over 847,000 digital identities that meet high government standards have been created through GOV.UK Verify to date. The service moved from ‘beta’ to ‘live’ in May 2016, and since then...
...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...
...Company Choice; User Satisfaction These measures have also stayed the same, but we’ve reworded the accompanying descriptions to explain them better. Things we’ve removed We’ve taken 3 measures off the...
...March 2015; in public beta (restricted by postcode) 10m >5k DWP / HMRC Check your state pension Connected April 2015; in public beta 3m 100-300k HMRC Sign in and file...
In March this year we started an intensive, iterative programme of design and user research with a view to ensuring the best possible user experience for people as they discover...
...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...
...simpler and better. One of the most valuable ways to do this is to invite members of the public into our research lab to use what we’ve built so we...
...is also a potential direct relationship between GOV.UK Verify for individuals and identity assurance for organisations: in theory, a service could use GOV.UK Verify to verify an individual's identity and...
...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...
