On Wednesday, we welcomed Helen Reynolds from Comms Creatives to our monthly Communicating Digital Community of Practice. We had 16 attendees from organisations such as Welsh Local Government Association, Digital Health and Care Wales, Wales Council for Voluntary Action, Higher Education Funding Council for Wales and Welsh Government.
Questions focused on how to break out of the social media echo chamber and ideas on how to recruit user research participants on social media. If you’d like to join the community, you can sign up here.
https://twitter.com/VFcomms/status/1598353747087859714
We published our latest blog post on our secondary care electronic prescription discovery. The blog post has proved popular with comments on both social media and the blog page.
https://twitter.com/RslewisSally/status/1597930802037547009
https://twitter.com/ParkeAileen/status/1598582935283802113
This week we entered sprint #4 and are definitely getting better at prioritising our work.
People are coming to the sprint session with a clear idea of what needs to be achieved during the sprint and we’re getting really good at challenging each other on what’s realistic in the time that we have.
We will be talking through our process at an upcoming communicating digital community of practice if you’re interested in finding out more.
This week we published our monthly newsletter.
Open rate continues to perform well at 28.07%. Click rate was a healthy 37.23% with our most popular content being the Twitter thread we published as part of the content design cost of living workshop.
Jo Carter gave us a shout-out on LinkedIn for supporting organisations to adopt user-centred design practices.