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Developing design patterns for the authenticated experience
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Prototype path forward #92

Closed msbtterswrth closed 1 month ago

msbtterswrth commented 2 months ago

We need to decide a few things about our prototypes moving forward:

ACs

msbtterswrth commented 2 months ago

A lot of the work has been done in #100.

adamwhitlock1 commented 1 month ago

I created a doc to outline the steps that we have been doing with our research study within Codespaces here: https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/blob/master/products/authenticated-patterns/engineering/92-Codespaces-usage.md

This can be a good place to continue refining the approach and adding items to it when we talk with other teams.

msbtterswrth commented 1 month ago

During our monday meeting, we discussed that keeping them indefinitely might be a good idea, so that we can revisit them later on in the project to check our progress and use them to show other teams how codespaces can work for research studies.

We could create a spike to make these available on staging with specific staging users for a future sprint.

msbtterswrth commented 1 month ago

@beckyphung this is good for you to review the code space docs if you'd like, but we will be demoing it on wednesday!

beckyphung commented 1 month ago

I can't make the Wednesday meeting. I'll review this myself, then wait to close this until Wed, if the team has additional feedback. Would be helpful to see if @bellepx0 in particular has feedback from a dev perspective in particular!

bellepx0 commented 1 month ago

The Codespaces doc is clear, comprehensive, and covers important aspects of setting up and using Codespaces for user research testing.

beckyphung commented 1 month ago

I've reviewed and am looking for more info within OCTO on cost re: Codespaces. Closing for sprint 6.