Closed julialawrence closed 6 months ago
Draft of relevant user types to be considered in the pilot is here, needs reviewing: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wts7BitMZcVhGg2BKkoEPpTsLnAQOEWs5ydSiJFQiyw/edit?usp=sharing
Draft user experience for the pilot, needs reviewing: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gLD0VtfH-pZBXwrtNTniPbpGtsmn8oVBaSoZfVPsdQ0/edit
Meeting with Alex tomorrow (13th Feb)
Meeting happened, this work is being paused pending technical assessment by @ministryofjustice/analytical-platform
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User Story
As a… Service Designer, I would like to map out a user journey for different types of QuickSight users and their customers, that integrates into our current Control Panel user flow in a way that makes it easy and intuitive for users to get QS access, access QS service and grant and remove user access So that… When it comes time to implement changes into the Control Panel to enable QS use, the users will have the easiest experience using the new tool. Additionally, this work can be applied more broadly across multiple dashboarding offerings.
Value / Purpose
AP Users are familiar with how Control Panel works and user flows in it, so we want to make this offering as cognitively easy for them to take up as possible.
Useful Contacts
alex-vonfeldmann
User Types
AP Users and their customers
Hypothesis
If we make the uptake as easy as possible, we can encourage users to use our MI/BI tools instead of creating a new RShiny apps where it fits the needs of their project
Proposal
Additional Information
QuickSight imposes certain constraints in design and implementation which might impact the user journey but as far as practicable, we want to make using the service as easy as possible.
Definition of Done