Given I am a property host or manager, a strata hotel manager, or a platform manager submitting an application
When I enter an address
Then I can easily and obviously enter and submit an address for a non-civic address (an address not governed by a civic address authority, without a street name or number) or that otherwise has special delivery or location requirements. I can also see if the address is for locating a individual person or a place vs. simply being delivery instructions.
Note: The label of this field can be changed depending on the address purpose. The Transparency Registry labels this field "Location Description" because they are entering information to physically locate a person (vs. delivering mail to them).
mbertucci
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1 month ago
Given I am a property host or manager, a strata hotel manager, or a platform manager submitting an application When I enter an address Then I can easily and obviously enter and submit an address for a non-civic address (an address not governed by a civic address authority, without a street name or number) or that otherwise has special delivery or location requirements. I can also see if the address is for locating a individual person or a place vs. simply being delivery instructions.
Rationale and example from Registries https://www.figma.com/design/mhp9ZHubYeuk4DXB7SPA0l/Address-Component?node-id=0-1&t=jG0e9ctfa2e5iqZn-1
Note: The label of this field can be changed depending on the address purpose. The Transparency Registry labels this field "Location Description" because they are entering information to physically locate a person (vs. delivering mail to them).