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College of Policing - Membership Collaboration & Site UX Design

Details

Published
10 October 2017
Submission
24 October 2017

Tender description

Why the Work is Being Done The College Membership platform is to enable members to take ownership of their own career development through providing greater individual choice and opportunities. It facilitates networking and exchanging of information and knowledge that supports professionalism across the whole of the policing community. We require UX Design work to be completed on new Collaboration features together with improving the user journey through a site redesign. This work must be completed by 31 March 2018. Problem to Be Solved UX Design for new Collaboration features to be implemented are: Website Widgets - enhanced functionality to delivering a tailored user experience. Resources - Ability to add content Blog Space - comments on content Forums - open forum to comment on topics Communities - segmented content served by communities of practice Directory - get in contact with others who have skills or similar interests Bookshelf - favourite content they found useful or want to return to Who Are the Users Some user stories below: As a member in a specialist area, I need a way to find and network with similar people in other forces, to get specialist knowledge related to an issue. As a member, I want to browse a list of available groups and join which is relevant to my career plans so that I can best position myself for success. As a member, I want to create a group related to an area of interest so there is an area to discuss issues, share resources and find news on that topic. Early Market Engagement We have conducted user workshops and have identified the user stories for Alpha prototyping. Work Already Done Early user engagement, user stories created and partial wireframes completed. This piece of work is to develop the UX designs for the new and existing features. Existing Team The current project team includes: Business owner, product owner, project support officer, external supplier of the system and existing designers within the College of Policing Digital Services team. Current Phase Alpha Work Location The project team is based in London, and the supplier will be expected to spend some time at this location. There will be travel to other College of Policing sites - Ryton and Harrogate Working Arrangments Full-Time, Monday to Friday, 36 Hours per week - Flexible Working Patterns allowed. Any travel expenses will be reimbursed in line with the College of Policing travel and subsistence policy. Security Clearance Minimum NPPV2 - valid and current SC Clearance alone is not accepted. Due to the timeframe of the project we shall not be taking individuals through clearance or wait after contract award for individuals to be cleared. Additional T&Cs Skills & Experience Digital Design Experience: Extensive experience in producing creative and innovative visual solutions in a complex online environment, demonstrating the ability to think in challenging situations Ability to think creatively and deliver appropriate UX concepts Proven understanding of accessibility issues relevant to online design Thorough working knowledge and understanding of HTML5 and CSS Specialist Software: Extensive experience as an interactive designer using, for example, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Sketchup Professional Nice to Haves Knowledge across the digital design sector applying research in new design technologies to the benefit of the team, projects and services Ability to present creative ideas, concepts and treatments to production team and clients Strong experience of applying College of Policing UX Design standards against branding guidelines and style guide Umbraco CMS Experience - UX designs to be compatible for Umbraco CMS integration Understanding of College of Policing products and services No. of Suppliers to Evaluate 6 Proposal Criteria Value for Money Ability to deliver design solution on time Work as a team with our organisation Estimated timeframes for the work Cultural Fit Criteria •Strong team working experience with the ability to think and problem solve independently •Strong experience working as part of an agile team participating in daily stand up and retrospectives •Engaging with team to create an environment for knowledge sharing and handover of completed products with knowledge transfer •Excellent written and communication skills with the ability to translate complex issues to a non-technical audience •Strong ownership and commitment to delivery •Good collaboration skills and ability to share skills and information among team members •Ability to build and develop good working relationships with staff and stakeholders Payment Approach Fixed price Assessment Method Written proposal Case study Work history Evaluation Weighting Technical competence 60% Cultural fit 10% Price 30% Questions from Suppliers Budget range please submit a fixed price proposal.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published10 October 2017
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date24 October 2017

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