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Havering Council jobs site
Turning the council's static job board into an accessible recruitment site for a diverse borough, connected to its applicant tracking system.
Tonic engagement: the London Borough of Havering was Tonic's client.
His role
- StatedProject lead and developer. His first-hand account: "I personally handled the UX design" and "I personally crafted the custom WordPress theme and developed the bespoke plugin" for the applicant tracking system.
- StatedBy his attested account: discovery, audit, sitemap, user journeys, wireframes, build and hosting.
His contribution
- StatedResearch and discovery, wireframes and information architecture, interactive prototypes for stakeholder decisions, the custom theme and the ATS plugin, and hosting.
Decisions and trade-offs
- StatedAccessibility and clarity over visual complexity, built to WCAG AA.
What was delivered
- StatedA custom WordPress theme and ATS integration plugin, with training for council staff.
What is documented
- UnknownNo outcome, metric or business result is documented for this work.
What this demonstrates
- InferencePersonally carrying a public-sector project from research through build and hosting.
Fullest account: leantonio.me/projects/havering-council
Part of the Tonic partnership.
Each line is labelled by the evidence behind it. Documented: checkable in code, a live product or a primary artefact. Stated: his own account. Attributed: a wider team's or client's. Inference: a reading of the evidence, not a fact. Unknown: not established. No outcome or metric is documented for any of this work. The same record is published for AI assistants at /llms-full.txt.