User Research: Live Service Testing

ministryofjustice / laa-apply-for-legal-aid

The laa-apply-for-legal-aid system is a web service by use for solicitors providing legal aid services to enter applications for legal aid on-line. It asks for details of applicant means (income and assets), and the merits of a case, and gives a decision on whether legal aid can be granted or not, and if so, will push the application through to back-end processes for payment.

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What

Temporary branch for user research.

Checklist

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Tests and rubocop should be passing: bundle exec rake
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The PR description should say what you changed and why, with a link to the JIRA story.
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ministryofjustice / laa-apply-for-legal-aid

User Research: Live Service Testing #7412

What

Checklist

Quality Gate passed