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Human–centred design
Learn how the B.C. government uses human-centred design and research methods to build services that work for people.
Design and delivery
Design guidance and resources for B.C. government employees.
Digital Code of Practice: Design with people and embed inclusion
The most important goal of a digital service is to meet the needs of all people who use it.
Human–centred design 101
Learn how the B.C. government used human-centred design to support people living in the province.
Hiring service designers into program areas
“Designers have the training, skills and experience you need to create public services that work for real people.” Learn how to create the conditions for design to thrive.
A beginner’s guide to Agile in the B.C. government
Agile teams build products and services in a way that is iterative, adaptive and responsive to people’s needs and expectations.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines: Content compatibility
Understand how to compensate research participants for their time and insights. Learn the steps and delivery methods.
Transforming the Forests Client Management System
Forestry Digital Services are transforming applications like the Forests Client Management System. Learn how updating this legacy system helped support the Ministry of Forests and protect the $6 billion it contributes to B.C.’s economy.
Sowing seeds of change: Transforming SPAR
Forestry in B.C. is changing and the Ministry of Forests is meeting the challenge. Learn how Forestry Digital Services is transforming applications like the Seed Planning and Registry system to meet the growing needs of the forestry industry.
The “BIG” ask: Using behavioural insights to register organ donors and save lives
Hundreds of people in B.C. rely on organ donors every year. Learn how the BC Behavioural Insights Group is working with Service BC and BC Transplant to increase donations.