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The NHS App shows users a lot of lists. Sometimes the items in the lists have a lot of stuff in them. We're sort of converging on a pattern without naming it as such. To make things easier for users with complex care needs, should we attempt to define a standard pattern for how we handle these situations?
Examples of where we do this kind of thing are:
GP appointments
Hospital appointments
Test results
Prescriptions
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Most of the time, these lists are composed of clickable cards, but that isn't always what happens – it is possible for there to be non-clickable things too.
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The NHS App shows users a lot of lists. Sometimes the items in the lists have a lot of stuff in them. We're sort of converging on a pattern without naming it as such. To make things easier for users with complex care needs, should we attempt to define a standard pattern for how we handle these situations?
Examples of where we do this kind of thing are:
More information
Most of the time, these lists are composed of clickable cards, but that isn't always what happens – it is possible for there to be non-clickable things too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: