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What
This ticket focuses on updating the case worker summary page only (other summary pages on the provider side are still waiting for designed. They will need to be consolidated to limit duplication). And implementing the gov design summary cards to display the claim information.
Ticket
CCCD - Implement Summary Page accessibility improvements (caseworker) wrap in summary cards.
Why
The CCCD summary page displays essential information but suffers from poor usability. To improve user experience and accessibility, we will implement a new design pattern developed from other projects.
How