...the translation of the user journey (they also helped us translate this blog post). Each certified company has already made their user journey available in Welsh as well as English,...
...depth and breadth of research and design expertise within GOV.UK Verify and GDS developing designs based on user research building accessible products building products that our users would be able...
Looking at innovative ways of proving identity - from a user's point of view - will play a crucial part in local authorities providing transformed digital services and offering citizens...
...researching improvements to the user journey and testing those with users in job centres. More on that soon. Collaborating with local authorities on a re-use discovery GOV.UK Verify represents government-backed...
...relating to that claimed identity. Although KBVs are not the only method GOV.UK Verify’s certified companies use to meet the Element C requirement, they are commonly used. However, there are...
...we’ll take a look at each of the 9 principles and explain what they mean for our users. Part one of this series covered user control, transparency and multiplicity. Today...
...account the different ways of each country’s approach. The following priorities were agreed: Piloting the use of digital identity between countries Interoperable standards The use of mobile phones in identity...
...a user base of 1 million users to 25 million by 2020. Over the coming year, the service will expand to take on additional government services, including services from local...
...was completed and is ready to go into beta. What the hub does The hub will manage communications between users, identity providers and government service providers. It will allow users...
Once upon a time a mobile phone was just a phone that you could take when you left the house. Now nearly every digital device is a 'mobile' and mobile...
