Deciding what needs to be on our website To solve the first part of the problem, we defined what information had to be maintained (we call this core parliamentary information or CPI). Then we had to decide how best to …
We’ve just launched our content on Visit the Scottish Parliament on beta. It felt a bit strange to create this content given the current situation with Covid- 19 and nobody being able to physically come to the building. But we’d …
There’s a lot to know about Parliament. From parliamentary processes, to what it’s like to work at Holyrood, to when the Parliament was first established, people have a lot of questions. Part of what we’re doing on the new site …
give lots more information to do with the motion in one place - including any amendments that were made, links to related Bills, and a breakdown of how a party or MSP voted make information more flexible and shareable – …
Getting feedback and making changes based on feedback is an important part of Agile working and continuous improvement. As well as user testing and interviews, all the pages on the Beta site have an option to leave on-page feedback, saying …
Using content blocks on the home page to enable users to navigate to sections of information they were looking for.
View the new MSP information Functionality to be added in future: Over the next two months we’ll be working on adding additional functionality to the MSP page, including: MSP recent activity and written questions Elections Code of conduct MSP pay …
Every 3 weeks at the Scottish Parliament, we test our new website designs with the public (usability testing). We do this to gauge whether the new designs we’re producing for our Beta website are meeting the needs of our users. …
This blog was written by Anne Walker
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