The USWDS guidance for the "Keep a record" pattern could use some clarity around "questions skipped." The guidance reads:
Providing the user with a record of the answers provided, questions skipped, and the URL and date stamp of form submission can reduce fear, increase confidence, and improve the user’s trust in your program.
A USWDS user was confused by what we mean by "questions skipped" and if that includes questions that are not shown to the user due to skip/conditional logic in a form. See details in #5940.
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Expected Behavior
We should add content to clarify what we mean by "questions skipped." For example, if we mean non-required questions that the user made a decision to skip (rather than questions not offered to the user due to conditional form logic), then we could revise the content to read "non-required questions skipped" or something similar.
Describe the bug
The USWDS guidance for the "Keep a record" pattern could use some clarity around "questions skipped." The guidance reads:
A USWDS user was confused by what we mean by "questions skipped" and if that includes questions that are not shown to the user due to skip/conditional logic in a form. See details in #5940.
This bug has minor impact.
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Expected Behavior
We should add content to clarify what we mean by "questions skipped." For example, if we mean non-required questions that the user made a decision to skip (rather than questions not offered to the user due to conditional form logic), then we could revise the content to read "non-required questions skipped" or something similar.
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