Description
Description
User story
AS A Content team editor
I WANT to clearly understand where edited content appears in VA.gov
SO THAT I know what I'm modifying.
Text entered in Benefit Hub Landing Pages UI in Drupal was originally used on old homepage. However, since then these same fields were added to other products. And now, with the changes to the homepage (2023), they are no longer used on the homepage Benefit Hub list (now built from a menu). Other places they're used are detailed here:
#13955 (comment)
- E.g., they're used to populate a list of links on a PACT Act page - on the FE under VA Benefits heading, at the bottom of the main content section, right above "Need more help".
Screen shot
Drupal edit screen for the Education and Training landing page:
- The text entered here is still used, but not on the home page.
Suggested approach
seems like what we have here is design debt – the fields are not being used how they're labeled in the CMS UI. Solution might be to rename the field set?
Proposed change:
Field set heading
Old: Home page listing
New: Brief listing? Brief summary?
Help text below heading
Old: Add information for the Benefit Hub's listing on the VA.gov home page
New: Add information for this hub to be displayed when it's included in a list.
@DanielleThierryUSDSVA, do you have an opinion about what these blurbs could be called without referencing the Homepage? (See image in ticket description for context.) The comment above this one has examples of where else these short names and descriptions are used.
Engineering notes / background
Analytics considerations
Quality / testing notes
Acceptance criteria
Consider
- Design / Accessibility reviews
- Collab cycle requirements
- Device sizes (mobile first)
- Documentation updates / Change management
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