Value: $9,000.00Closes: Thursday, February 8, 2018Location: Victoria Some in-person work required
Opportunity Description
As the Government of British Columbia increases delivery of digital services, there is a need to help all stakeholders understand what “digital” means. At the same time, there is a subset of stakeholders that will need to know what tools, techniques, and methodologies are recommended for their use to design and build digital services. The website described by the GitHub repositories in the next paragraph is a first iteration, a prototype, of a “Digital Guide” for the Government of British Columbia.
Beginning a journey towards a “BC Digital Guide,” this site is the first step. Modelled after 18F in the U.S. and UK Government Digital Service, the government reference in this repository, supported by the guides found through this repository is organized like this (from the FAQ): “You’ll find three layers to the toolkit: (i) a front page describing basic steps and principles, (ii), a set of high level guides that further define those steps and principles, and (iii) detailed guides providing a deeper level of information and instruction with those responsible for designing and delivering simple, streamlined, modern services.”
This iteration intends to build out content, to fill in the blanks, as it were, to take the collection of guides to a first official release. Most of this work is focused on updating the detailed guides, adding new guides, and providing links to other good related government references.
Phase 1
Propose a methodology or mechanism to facilitate contribution from anyone across government
Propose a method of measuring, collecting, and analysing visitor behaviour so that the content, navigation, and overall service can be improved.
Implement both of these methods.
Phase 2
Fix navigation so that it works as expected, forward and back.
Provide a Search function on the home page so that content on that page is easier to find.
Correct feedback and email links to proper endpoints (to be provided.)
Include new and updated content (to be provided.)
Include a section for “Corporate Enablers”, and a one-page description of what each is, and how to consume them (content to be provided).
Include an expanded collection of links for DataBC (links to be provided).
Acceptance Criteria
- Work with our Agile/Scrum team (4000 Seymour Place in Victoria, BC):
- The DigitalToolkit team works in 1-week sprints. You will attend in-person planning (2 hours) and review (3 hours) meetings for each sprint.
- You will track your work with the team on our DigitalToolkit Trello board
- Completion of Phase 1 $4,000
- Completion of Phase 2 $5,000
How to Apply
Go to the Opportunity Page, click the Apply button above and submit your proposal by 16:00 PST on Thursday, February 8, 2018.
We plan to assign this opportunity by Saturday, February 10, 2018 with work to start on Wednesday, February 14, 2018.
Proposal Evaluation Criteria
- Your confirmation of being able to commit the time to meet all of the Acceptance Criteria by Wednesday, February 7, 2018.
- A short (200 words or less) summary of your experience working with agile projects (40 points).
- References to your relevant experience and demonstrated ability to do the work (60 points). For example, a link to your GitHub projects