govuk-design-guide: emergency-banner
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Step 1: Duplicate and rename this file to the proposed component you want to include in the Publishing Design Guide website.
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Step 2: Set "eleventyExcludeFromCollections" to "false". This will ensure that the code snippet is commented out and this page will be display withinin the Publishing Design Guide.
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Step 3: Input data points according to fields below to the best of your ability. Any fields without any data points will not be displayed on the website.
Name of the component
This is the name of the component (ex. Attachment). It is required to display the title on the page, in the meta data, and in the left-hand navigation menu of the components page.
title: Emergency banner
Description of the component
This briefly describes what the component is. It is required to display the description on the page, and in the meta description.
description: In the event of an emergency, a site-wide banner is displayed with important information.
Embedding the figma file of the component
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figmaLink: #Delete this comment before entering the Figma embed URL of the Figma representaiton of this component.
When to use this component
Briefly describe the situation(s) when to use this component.
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whenToUse: 'An emergency banner is used in the event of:
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a notable death
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a national emergency
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a local emergency'
When not to use this component
Briefly describe the situation(s) when not to use this component.
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whenNotToUse: #Delete this comment before entering when not to use this component.
How the component works
Briefly descibe how this component works. For instance, listing out what happens when an end-user interacts with this component.
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howItWorks: 'The banner is black, red, or teal depending on the type of emergency.
At minimum it will contain a heading, with the option to add a short description and a link to more information.
The homepage will display a variation with larger text and more spacing.
GA4 tracking is enabled by default, but can be switched off.
View this component and all its variations in the Component Guide (opens in a new tab).'
Variations for this component
List out any variations that exist for this component by providing (1) the name of said variation and (2) a brief description of that variation.
variations:
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0: title: #Delete this comment before entering the name of the variation that exists for this component. description: # You MUST wrap this in single quotation marks (ie. ' '), since markdown can be used to enter this information. To create a heading, use three hashes (ie. ###). #Delete this comment before entering a description of variation.
Evidence and insights for this component
List out all past documentation/supporting material with regards to or realted to this component. It can include (1) past design documentation, (2) research findings, and (3) presentations.
insights:
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0: # A description is REQUIRED in order for this information to render on the page. date: #Delete this comment before entering the date when the document was published. description: # You MUST wrap this in single quotation marks (ie. ' '), since markdown can be used to enter this information. To create a heading, use three hashes (ie. ###). #Delete this comment before entering a brief summary about the document being referred. title: #Delete this comment before entering the name of the insight document. link: #Delete this comment before entering the URL of the insight document. documentFormat: #Delete this comment before entering the format of the insight document. Example: (1) Google Docs, (2) Google Sheets, and (3) Google Slides.
Accessibilty criteria for this component
List out the accessibility for this component.
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accessibilty: 'Links in the component must:
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accept focus
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be focusable with a keyboard
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be usable with a keyboard
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indicate when they have focus
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change in appearance when touched (in the touch-down state)
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change in appearance when hovered
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be usable with touch
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be usable with voice commands
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have visible text
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have meaningful text
Considerations and criteria taken from the Component Guide (opens in a new tab).'
Other design systems
List out all the other design systems that have documented this exact same component. This includes the GOV.UK Design System, along with other UK government departments.
designSystems:
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0: # Both title and link are REQUIRED in order to display this information on the page. title: #Delete this comment before entering the name of the Publishing Design Guide. link: #Delete this comment before entering the URL of the corresponding Publishing Design Guide.
Existing issues with this component
List of all the issues that are associated with this component, (1) containing the title used to describe the issue on GitHub, and (2) the link to the GitHub issue itself.
issues: