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User story: As a user interested in enforcement matters, I want to efficiently use different enforcement data sets, so that I can complete my research quickly and easily.
What we’re after: Two types of enforcement actions, administrative fine cases and Alternative Dispute Resolution cases, need to be moved over from the Enforcement Query System (EQS). This work will require getting the data into our systems and building the front-end search and individual case pages. These cases have very similar data structures to MURs, and because of this, we should be able to extend the same templates we’re using for MURs.
This issue will examine the current research and design work that's been done to date and identify the MVP state in order to move this information from EQS.
Why we’re after it: If users are looking through one set of enforcement documents (like MURs), they most likely need to review the other types as well. Until these are available on the new site, users doing this sort of legal research are forced to use the legacy Enforcement Query System.
JonellaCulmer
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Design administrative fine and Alternative Dispute Resolution datatables
Design administrative fine and Alternative Dispute Resolution datatables and canonical pages
Sep 13, 2018
Mock-ups for the ADR/AF are below. These are a combination of maintaining what we currently have implemented on MURs, but also trying to incorporate some data that we already have and can implement as part of a first-round. I plan to go through these during design sync.
User story: As a user interested in enforcement matters, I want to efficiently use different enforcement data sets, so that I can complete my research quickly and easily.
What we’re after: Two types of enforcement actions, administrative fine cases and Alternative Dispute Resolution cases, need to be moved over from the Enforcement Query System (EQS). This work will require getting the data into our systems and building the front-end search and individual case pages. These cases have very similar data structures to MURs, and because of this, we should be able to extend the same templates we’re using for MURs.
This issue will examine the current research and design work that's been done to date and identify the MVP state in order to move this information from EQS.
Why we’re after it: If users are looking through one set of enforcement documents (like MURs), they most likely need to review the other types as well. Until these are available on the new site, users doing this sort of legal research are forced to use the legacy Enforcement Query System.
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