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Background Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) provides virtual reality software to healthcare organisations and universities as a more affordable and convenient alternative to other forms of medical training. Bit Zesty has been working with OMS since 2017 to build and maintain the web application that
Find out how Bit Zesty created a shared notification service for charities in just a few months.
The Catalyst Notifications project has reached the end of week 5; you can read more about the service and our aims. But in summary, we’re looking to help Charities/Non-profits with notifying their service users by launching a service based on GOV.UK Notify. This is what…
The Catalyst Notifications project has reached the end of week 4; you can read more about the service and our aims. But in summary, we’re looking to help Charities/Non-profits with notifying their service users by launching a service based on GOV.UK Notify. This is what…
We’ve completed week 3 of the Catalyst notifications project; you can read more about the service and our aims. But in summary, we’re looking to help Charities/Non-profits with notifying their service users by launching a service based on GOV.UK Notify. This is what we have been…
Last week we mentioned that we have kicked off the Catalyst notifications project; you can read more about the service and our aims. But in summary, we’re looking to help Charities/Non-profits with notifying their service users by launching a service based on GOV.UK Notify. This is…
Bit Zesty has been appointed as a digital partner by CAST on behalf of the Catalyst COVID-19 Digital Response Funding programme. We’re working in the open and publishing weeknotes.
Due to the global pandemic, 2020 was the year that countless organisations embraced remote working for the first time. And in a recent nation-wide study, Resume.io found Bit Zesty to be the second-best company in the UK for remote jobs. The study compared thousands of…
Whilst we were upgrading our web applications to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, we noticed that the javascript library we were using to enhance the behaviour of some select boxes was not fully accessible.