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Update the Date input field to use the USWDS Memorable date component #583

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r-bartlett-gsa opened this issue Dec 16, 2022 · 1 comment
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r-bartlett-gsa commented Dec 16, 2022

For USAGov Team

As a benefits tool user, in order to successfully input my information, I would like the benefit tool's date input fields to be clearly defined, simple and inclusive.

Acceptance criteria:

  • Update date input field to match USWDS inclusive patterns recommendations
  • Bold "Your date of birth is" font, so it matches the style of other questions in that section

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Definition of Done:

  • Code complete
  • Tests coverage is greater than team benchmark (90% goal)
  • Security scans passed
  • Acceptance Criteria is met and it works as expected
  • Accessibility tested
  • Cross browser tested
  • Build process and deployment is automated and repeatable
  • Load testing/performance testing
  • Self Documentation whenever possible
  • Feature toggles if appropriate
  • Deployed to staging
  • Usability testing
  • PR approved / Peer reviewed
  • A11y tested by Meghan
  • PO approved (UX, usability, edge cases)

More details about each item can be find in BEARS P4 DoD google doc

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Just adding that this would be the Memorable date component seen here: https://designsystem.digital.gov/components/memorable-date/

@danny-englander danny-englander self-assigned this Jan 20, 2023
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@danny-englander danny-englander changed the title Date input field update Update the Date input field to use the USWDS Memorable date component Jan 20, 2023
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