Closed lukesleeman closed 4 years ago
This is slightly more challenging than the putting ON PPE section!
Please refer to source document
Putting on PPE = Donning. Taking off PPE = Doffing
The step by step guide for Putting OFF (doffing)
Taking off PPE Has 2 methods! This is where the complexity lies. How we display the 2. We might need to have 2 pages that we slide between. Unfortunately, I didn't consider this when drew up hierarchy with @Mattro ...
Method 1 has 8 steps:
Method 2: Has 6 steps:
Each has accompanying image.
Same question applies as per Putting ON PPE... Step-by-step vs Carousel? @marcedwards
We could break the buttons in to two like this. (I already added it like this to Zeplin too)
@Mattro FYI, I've created a issue to update the PPE techniques page buttons and a few other things in #72
@Mattro has put some designs in zeplin:
Method 1
Method 2
@greggmiller Is this all correct?
In slack @greggmiller said:
We need to highlight the importance of Hand Hygiene in each step. This is one of the most crucial things as it is something which makes a difference which is easy for us to neglect when tired/distracted.
I've put some potential suggestions for this over in #32
Perhaps hand hygene gets its own colour? Red? Or an ⚠️ icon?
A ⚠️ icon might be useful to reinforce things.
As long as order matches the source document we are good!
We have one of those already built and on the repo (icon_warning.svg
) that might suffice. Here’s a quick mockup with it in place. Is this good enough, or does it need to be stronger?
That’s fine. Thanks
Inside the PPE section there is a button which should link off to a "Taking Off Personal Protective Equipment" "Step By Step Guide"
We need to build build taking off guide.
@greggmiller Can you please provide some information in this issue on what should be in this section? Once that is done assign the issue to Marc Edwards.
@marcedwards Once greg has provided info, can you provide some design guidance in this issue in on how it should look. Once this is done, can you label this issue as "Ready for Dev" so that one of the devs can pick it up.