Why: As a product designer reviewing PRs, I would like a template/checklist when reviewing design PRs, so I don't have to continually evaluate off the top of my head. The template/checklist can also be a tool for non-designers to refer from when they review PRs (Connecting inclusive design principles to daily practices).
Few scenario examples to built around simple, "Have we done this?" questions:
Scenario 1: When reviewing a design pattern
Ensure that the design pattern is accessible / inclusive
Ensure that it adapts well in various responsive widths
Analyze how it can be abused (or attacked)
Scenario 2: Review a content written in Markdown
To ensure that Markdown syntax, e.g. headings, is used correctly (Example: No double #/H1 per page, which is a common mistake I've seen often here at 18F/TTS)
Ensure that Markdown images have alt tag
Ask, "have we studied and understood possible sources of bias in our content?"
How:
[ ] Have a discussion whether this proposal is worth an effort
[ ] If it is worth an effort, ask ourselves how do we proceed next? 🤔
[ ] If it is worth an effort, but not at the moment, ask ourselves when should we revisit at a better time ⏳
[ ] If it is not worth an effort at all, shelf it 💀
Why: As a product designer reviewing PRs, I would like a template/checklist when reviewing design PRs, so I don't have to continually evaluate off the top of my head. The template/checklist can also be a tool for non-designers to refer from when they review PRs (Connecting inclusive design principles to daily practices).
Few scenario examples to built around simple, "Have we done this?" questions:
Scenario 1: When reviewing a design pattern
Scenario 2: Review a content written in Markdown
How:
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