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Publish 5 high priority components and patterns (18/19 Q4) #678

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timpaul opened this issue Jan 9, 2019 · 1 comment
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Publish 5 high priority components and patterns (18/19 Q4) #678

timpaul opened this issue Jan 9, 2019 · 1 comment
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timpaul commented Jan 9, 2019 •
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Publish at least 3 more components or patterns this quarter, focussing on small, low-level components that allow us to build bigger things.

Why

In order to be ready to go live by March 2020 we need to have published the most useful components and patterns, so that teams can build the majority of their service using the Design System.

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We've published these things:

We COULD also publish these things:
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@timpaul timpaul changed the title Publish more components and patterns Publish 5 high priority components and patterns Jan 24, 2019
@kellylee-gds kellylee-gds changed the title Publish 5 high priority components and patterns Publish 5 high priority components and patterns (18/19 Q4) Apr 4, 2019
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