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GitHub repo research brief June 2019
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As part of transitioning ownership of project repos away from 18F, we conducted a lightweight evaluation of the various GitHub repos that house our project documentation in June 2019. You can read the details in our GitHub repo research brief.
How we work
- Overview
- Onboarding Checklist
- Roles
- Agile Principles
- Skill area heuristics
- Open Forest design system
- Updating Christmas tree content
- Pilot customer response process
- POSS to FLREA Tracking
- Sprint Research Process
- Annual gap analysis process
- Manual accessibility testing process
- Feedback Tool
- Contracting and Task order Information
Technical Information
Past efforts
User Research
- Discovery Research
- Entry points to ePermit (June 2017)
- FLREA discovery sprint (July 2017)
- Law Enforcement Officer discovery sprint findings (December 2017)
- Naming the Open Forest platform
- GitHub repo research brief
- Usability Testing - for Christmas Trees
- Usability Testing - Special Uses (Non-Commercial and Outfitters modules)
- Research Plan - Update Sprint Number (Issue 489)
- Research Plan - Special Use permits evaluation content (June 2019)
- Usability Testing - Special Use permits evaluation content (June 2019)
- Research Plan - Manage User Access (Fall/Winter 2019)
Support
Support Manual
Support Guide for Frontline Staff
- Intro
- Why isn't something working?
- Where do I go to gather my firewood?
- I cannot print my permit.
- I don’t understand how to navigate through Open Forest, or how to purchase my permit online.
- I do not know how to gather firewood.
- I don’t want to purchase my permit online.
- I am not sure about the process to purchase online.
- Pay.gov looks different, is this a real site?
- What am I supposed to do with my permit once it is printed?
- I want to share my experience using Open Forest.