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As a peoplemover user
I would like a more intuitive order of spaces to appear on my dashboard
so that I am not confused about where to look when finding a space
Acceptance Criteria
Given I have access to multiple spaces
When I navigate to my dashboard
Then the spaces are in order by the most recent last modified date
Accessibility Criteria
Text and background color meets a minimum color contrast ratio of 4.5:1
All non-text content (e.g. images, icon) has alt text
Web page includes appropriate headings to communicate structure/hierarchy (h1>h2>h3)
All functionality is available to a keyboard
Focus styles are highly visible
Tab order is logical and aligns with the visual order
Voice over is understandable and logical
Aria labels are added to elements with no visible text
Decorative elements (e.g. non-informative icons) are hidden from screen readers
Form fields have appropriately coded labels that are visible during input
Links are visually identifiable and have a clear focus and active state
Notes
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As a peoplemover user
I would like a more intuitive order of spaces to appear on my dashboard
so that I am not confused about where to look when finding a space
Acceptance Criteria
Given I have access to multiple spaces
When I navigate to my dashboard
Then the spaces are in order by the most recent last modified date
Accessibility Criteria
Text and background color meets a minimum color contrast ratio of 4.5:1
All non-text content (e.g. images, icon) has alt text
Web page includes appropriate headings to communicate structure/hierarchy (h1>h2>h3)
All functionality is available to a keyboard
Focus styles are highly visible
Tab order is logical and aligns with the visual order
Voice over is understandable and logical
Aria labels are added to elements with no visible text
Decorative elements (e.g. non-informative icons) are hidden from screen readers
Form fields have appropriately coded labels that are visible during input
Links are visually identifiable and have a clear focus and active state
Notes
Please provide notes on this feature if applicable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: