Caseflow: Queue task details | Appellant tab

[laurjpeterson]

When an attorney has selected a task to work on, they want to see data about the appellant, so they can get required context to write a decision.

Acceptance Criteria

• Appellant tab contains Appellant name in parentheses

If the Veteran is the appellant:

• Appellant tab contains 'Veteran details' section that contains:
  
  
  
  • Copy to explain whether the Veteran is the appellant
  
  
  • Veteran name
  
  
  • Veteran preferred pronoun
  
  
  • Veteran date of birth
  
  
  • Veteran mailing address
  
  

If the Veteran is not the appellant, contains an 'Appellant details' section, then a 'Veteran details' section, that contains:

• Appellant details:
  
  
  
  • Copy to explain whether the Veteran is the appellant
  
  
  • Appellant name
  
  
  • Appellant preferred pronoun
  
  
  • Appellant date of birth (?)
  
  
  • Appellant mailing address
  
  
• Veteran details:
  
  
  
  • Veteran name
  
  
  • Veteran preferred pronoun
  
  
  • Veteran date of birth (?)
  
  

Design

Appellant Details Tab (Where veteran is the appellant)

Appellant Details Tab (Where veteran is NOT the appellant)

Components utilized

Caseflow Navigation Bar
Tab Component (No Icons)

Colors utilized:

$color-base
$color-gray-lighter
$color-primary
$color-white

[dannysellers]

It looks like there're a couple fields missing when the veteran is not the appellant:

• Gender (preferred pronoun)
• DOB

@amprokop @laurjpeterson

Update:
Alex informed me VACOLS doesn't track those fields for appellants, so I'll remove them. There is an appellant_relationship field we can display. Thoughts @shellicious @sneha-pai @laurjpeterson ?

[laurjpeterson]

@dannysellers appellant relationship seems useful. what are the options listed there?

cc: @shellicious @sneha-pai

[dannysellers]

@laurjpeterson I'm not sure all the possible options (data comes from VACOLS), but fake data includes values like 'Parent', 'Child', 'Daughter', 'Brother', or 'Fancy Man' 😄

[sneha-pai]

@laurjpeterson @dannysellers
Let's display appellant relationship (when available) after Appellant name