Closed gunjam closed 3 years ago
Notes Matching phase highlighted in bold, different content types labeled (employer/scheme), includes some meta data.
Cheers @gunjam , these screenshots highlight a potential accessibility issue in my Bereavement design. The first heading to say it's search results is under the search box. From a screen reader perspective it may seem like the same page has just refreshed.
Retrieving results
What problem does this design solve? Allows DWP agents to find citizen's information (personal details, benefit history, relationships) to help with decisions.
Which service are you researching this design on? Searchlight/CIS
How have you approached the design? Cleaned up the previous design to make the elements visible and grouped fields together logically.
What have you learned from research? Feedback that the previous design didn't work because users couldn't find things, needs proper UR, content design and iteration.
Have you tested this for accessibility? Yes, with automated tools and real users.
Notes Has a pop-up preview of a citizen record
What problem does this design solve? Allows any DWP agent with a log in to the system to search the live application database to return application details from the customer.
Which service are you researching this design on? Access to Work
How have you approached the design? Richard S (current designer) took the design from the prototype kit he inherited (which was done by Tom Morgan).
What have you learned from research? Need to speak to Tom.
Have you tested this for accessibility? Nnnnno. Speak to Tom.
Notes Columns of search results can be filtered.
Which service are you researching this design on? Universal Credit
This is an example from an internal case management system.
This is used for various search based on the users role, but has similar interactions.
Example: search by case ID
Example: search by personal details
Example: search results
Access To Work is currently looking at a Search feature which we are assuming meets needs of all users of the service; Advisers, Team Leaders and Managers. The Search criteria has been designed and developed to grow as the data base grows for the service. First iteration of the Search would only search on first name, this could be applicant or adviser. The next iteration added an adviser drop down filter as there re limited number of numbers in Private Beta. The next iteration allows a Search on first name, surname, both or partial searches with a filter on adviser.
What problem does this design solve? Allows DWP Work Coach to find a claim by NINO for JSA and return the claimants details.
Which service are you researching this design on? New Style JSA
How have you approached the design? We spoke to DWP agents in job centres and asked what are the essential things they need to prepare for an IWSI (Initial work search interview). Based on our learnings and business requirements we put wireframes together. Then we began to iterate those wireframes and look to the DWP community for any existing design patterns.
What have you learned from research? All the work coaches need to do is print the claim out and push it to JSAPS after interview and once verified. (JSAPS push is coming in future version).
Have you tested this for accessibility? Not yet but we plan to.
Notes The search in the top bar has the same function as the original find a claim search but negates the need for an agent to have to go back.
There is no other mention on here apart from the JSA example but it would be good to see examples of not being able to find something. Should this pattern return the same page with an error message? Should it return a new page with a "try again" what patterns have been tried and tested? What's working well?
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Find pension contact details
Search landing
Search results
Bereavement Support Payment Manager
Search landing
Search results
What problem does this design solve? Searching for things
Which service are you researching this design on? Bereavement Support Payment agent facing services
How have you approached the design? Stole it from Find pension contact details (screenshots included)
What have you learned from research? BSP search results weren't accessible as headings were all the same
Have you tested this for accessibility? Yes, with automated tools and real users.