Open laflannery opened 5 months ago
I'm moving this back to the backlog because it appears that there is design work that still needs to be done before we can point it.
@mmiddaugh and possibly @aklausmeier In the ticket description I have a question that I think you might be able to provide insight on, I have provided the info/question here as well:
On each Vet center page, in the "How are we different" section, there is an accordion for "Am I eligible for Vet Center services as a Veteran or service member?". This accordion content has an alert with a header level defect currently. However I am curious if we even need to have this content in an alert. It's a simple bullet list and by adding this content in an additional info component within an alert just adds complexity that I don't think we need.
Do you know if we are able to remove this format and simply add the bullets within the content instead?
I am in favor of pulling content out of hidden additional info components and don't see a need for the alert. Unless @mmiddaugh has historical context/prior decisioning for keeping this.
The current body of this ticket is isolated to 2 things:
Comments from Laura / Amanda in ticket say:
I don't see any design calls that need to be made. @mmiddaugh if you can advise about the Alert, we can update ticket and refine this. Moving to Backlog until we get that clarified.
Also noting: this ticket isn't currently in an epic. I don't think it makes sense to tack it onto Vet Center 2.0, so didn't do that.
@Agile6MSkinner Tagging you because I would like to talk about this in our meeting tomorrow and this way we can easily find it
Description
At the bottom of all Vet Center pages, there are 2 heading structure issues that should be resolved:
Question
I would also make the case that this alert isn't necessary, this content can simply be added as a basic list on the page - putting it within the additional info component is adding additional clicks and complexity that isn't needed. Do we have the authority to change this format?
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