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From: Jennifer Mealing The most requested pattern is required in the following mandatory templates: Services and information is an required pattern for the following mandatory templates: Specific Canada.ca page types use mandatory templates. Consistency in these page types helps people find and accomplish tasks. Launched a new information architecture and new content for design.canada.ca. Changes include: We’ve made major updates to the Canada.ca design system: This pattern is a mandatory element of the Content and Information Architecture Specification. This pattern is a mandatory element of the Canada.ca Specifications. The spacing specifications for the breadcrumb links are designed so that touch targets meet WCAG AAA requirements. As part of the global header, the breadcrumb is a mandatory element under the Content and Information Architecture Specification. As part of the global header, the breadcrumb is a mandatory element under the Canada.ca Specifications. Consult policy rationale. As part of the global header, the language toggle is a mandatory element under the Content and Information Architecture Specification. As part of the global header, the language toggle is a mandatory element under the Canada.ca Specifications. Placing site search in the top-right corner of a web page is an established web convention. As part of the global header, the site search box is a mandatory element under the Content and Information Architecture Specification. As part of the global header, the site search box is a mandatory element under the Canada.ca Specifications. For example, people trust the page more when the flag in the Government of Canada signature is red. If you want to know more about this research, contact the Digital Transformation Office at {{ site.emails.dto }}. The Government of Canada signature is defined by the Federal Identity Program. As a part of the global header, it is a mandatory element under the Content and Information Architecture Specification. The Government of Canada signature is defined by the Federal Identity Program. As a part of the global header, it is a mandatory element under the Canada.ca Specifications. The spacing specifications for the breadcrumb links are designed so that touch targets meet WCAG AAA requirements. As part of the global header, the breadcrumb is a mandatory element under the Content and Information Architecture Specification. As part of the global header, the breadcrumb is a mandatory element under the Canada.ca Specifications.
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Other mandatory templates
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Policy rationale
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Research and rationale
Policy rationale
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Policy rationale
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Policy rationale
This template is a mandatory element of the Content and Information Architecture Specification.
+This template is a mandatory element of the Canada.ca Specifications.
diff --git a/research-summaries/wayfinding-on-canada-ca.md b/research-summaries/wayfinding-on-canada-ca.md index 4ee9247c6..d48677f7b 100644 --- a/research-summaries/wayfinding-on-canada-ca.md +++ b/research-summaries/wayfinding-on-canada-ca.md @@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ title: "Wayfinding on Canada.ca"These are the rules to create web content that can be easily found, understood and used. They are based on writing principles and techniques that help make web content clear and adapted to the needs of all people. Use it with the Content and Information Architecture Specification when you're designing and organizing web content.
+These are the rules to create web content that can be easily found, understood and used. They are based on writing principles and techniques that help make web content clear and adapted to the needs of all people. Use it with the Canada.ca Specifications when you're designing and organizing web content.
Content must comply with:
People who don't speak English or French might use online tools to translate text. These tools do not always translate words and ideas accurately.
Don't place meaningful text, such as campaign or program titles, in decorative images.
-Get details about the templates above in the Canada.ca Content and Information Architecture Specification.
+Get details about the templates above in the Canada.ca Specifications.
Learn where to place images and videos on Canada.ca and what size they should be:
Work with your web team to determine the best way to include the long description information. They'll guide you on how to make sure the image is accessible to people using assistive technology. They'll also ensure that your image meets the Canada.ca Content and Information Architecture Specification.
+Work with your web team to determine the best way to include the long description information. They'll guide you on how to make sure the image is accessible to people using assistive technology. They'll also ensure that your image meets the Canada.ca Specifications.
- Content and Information Architecture Specification, Content Style Guide, templates and design patterns, topic tree, institutions list, theme lead departments. + Canada.ca Specifications, Content Style Guide, templates and design patterns, topic tree, institutions list, theme lead departments.
We added a new beta version of the Theme and topic template.
+We added a new beta version of the Theme template and topic template.
Overall, this update signals a shift in philosophy. We’ve shortened the list of mandatory elements, and shifted the focus to task success for users. Templates and design patterns will be changed and improved regularly, based on evidence. All changes will be documented on this page.