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Focus on user needs, not government needs Simpler.

Apr 01, 2015

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Focus on user needs,

not government needs

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Simpler

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Clearer

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Faster

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What is auser need?

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Defining the user need

“As a _______ I want to ________

so that I can ________”

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Defining the user need

“As a self-employed person

I want to file my tax return

so that I can avoid nasty fines.”

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Who’s the audience?

What’s the action?

Why do they want to do it?

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“As a self-employed person I want to file my tax return

so that I can avoid nasty fines.”

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How do you make sure a user need

has been fulfilled?

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“It’s done when the user…”

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It’s done when the user:•Knows what information they’ll need to provide •Knows how to log in•Knows whether there is a cost•Knows what happens after they’ve submitted the tax return

(Acceptance criteria)

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Defining the user need“As a _______

I want to ________so that I can ________

It’s done when the user….”

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What’s the evidence of

need?

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Holiday entitlement

Annual leave

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Holiday entitlement search

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User journeys should be: •short

•simple •specific

Users won’t read your content - so don’t make

them!

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Front-load sentences with the important stuff

If it’s not essential, leave it out

Break it up. Use- short sentences and paragraphs- subheads- lists- active voice

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User journeys should:

•be written in language used by real people

•while taking account of language used by government

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