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Examples

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Mobile

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Usage

  • What does this component do?
  • Does the component look or behave differently on small vs. large screens? Talk about differences.
  • What other details will help stakeholders use this component as you intended?

When to use

  • When would someone want to use this component in their solution?

When to consider something else

  • Are there other components or patterns a designer should consider to simplify their solution? If so, link to those here.
  • If there are no alternative solutions, this section can be called When not to use.

Placement

  • Where does this component appear on the page? Refer to our grid.
  • Use spacing units (in Utilities) rather than getting too granular with pixel specifications.

Behavior

  • Talk about the interaction details of the component here.
  • What component states are there to consider? Error, empty, not enabled, etc.

Accessibility considerations

What does a content creator, designer, or developer need to know to implement an accessible component?

  • Guidelines
  • Code snippets
  • Tests to run (if applicable)

Resources

  • Links to research, design files, etc.
  • Links to related items in the Content Styleguide or elsewhere on design.va.gov.
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Last updated: Apr 19, 2022