Portal-wide standardization of access alerts #97034
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MHV on VAgov team
my-health
former "health-apartment" tag - Migrating MHV to va.gov
needs-refinement
Identifies tickets that need to be refined
ux
Description
A ticket recently picked up by our team revealed that health tools need a variety of "portal-wide" alerts that have consistent design & architectural placement so that users understand what to expect and get the same messaging when they encounter an error or have an access issue that requires user-action.
However, our current-state documentation of how the health tool teams handle those alerts reveals serious gaps in approach, design, and consistency. We believe that standardizing these alerts across the portal will greatly improve the UX of My HealtheVet on VA.gov, and should be prioritized as an effort related to the sign-in transition work.
The goal of this ticket is to discuss a governance + standardization requirement for these 7 alerts outlined in the body of this ticket (below) for all the "big 4" health tool teams, as well as the My HealtheVet on VA.gov landing page.
User story
As a Veteran, I want access alerts across the health portal to be consistent in design and placement, so that I understand what to expect when I see them and experience consistency + clarity about steps I need to take when I move from one tool to another.
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Notes
Sara did some work and believes there are 7 alert types that each of the health tools need to: a.) either implement themselves, or route-guard users to the My HealtheVet on VA.gov landing page to see. The alerts include:
1. Alerts that we need to determine how we want to handle architecturally across the portal:
We'll need stakeholders across tools teams to decide on the best architectural approach for alert placement. Then, those teams will need to document their current state approach to these alerts (do they handle this at all? If so, what happens when users w/o access to My HealtheVet type in their URLs? etc.).
Routing considerations:
2. Alerts that should be handled individually by health tool teams:
Possible tasks:
Acceptance criteria
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