We have a URL that directs a user to the edit screen in Caseflow for supplemental claims and higher level reviews, but not for appeals. We need this link so attorneys, and others can properly correct request issues on appeals.
/appeals/[appeal_uuid]/edit that takes the user to the edit issues page for that appeal./queue/appeals/[appeal_uuid]/queue/appeals/[appeal_uuid]RequestIssuesUpdate in order to make it work for updates to appeals, which do not have EPs@laurjpeterson @shanear @amprokop
I went through this Mural of the Intake flow (https://app.mural.co/t/workqueue2001/m/workqueue2001/1540909080413/09248d7c6c7c77d1b5b21867b8573ce503e71e6b) and a sketch file that contains more of the validation scenarios and messaging. Below, I've pulled out screens that I feel we can better tailor to attorneys who will be correcting the issues on appeal. Tweaks include adjustments to copy and removing data from the Change Issues page.
A couple things I'll need:
Other notes:






^^Context on this one above. This message in red would display when an attorney adds an ineligible issue. The goal here is to explain that we want to record that the veteran is appealing the issue, but that ultimately it's not eligible and the attorney won't see it when they save their changes and return to Case Details.
1) Update copy on "Remove Issue" modal
1) "Receipt date of this form" => "NOD receipt date"
1) Remove "Form being processed
1) Copy update to the Add Issue past decisions modal.
1) Copy update to unidentified issue warning modal
1) Styling for ineligible issues
Going to capture these changes in other tickets
mostly good 👍 Just a small nit where the save button is being re-enabled before we redirect to the claim details page. I just showed jia.
@allyceh and I reviewed her UI/copy changes today and the needs of her users. There are a few things we want to clarify:
The same path will be used by all users - so the copy should apply to all.
Issues that are not valid or duplicates will not show up in the case details page of Queue, correct?
Whenever there is an invalid issue, or any issue error, the Intake team (Ivy's team) is responsible for notifying the Veteran. Does anybody know this part of the process? If not I can check with Ivy.
Next steps:
@allyceh + @shanear @laurenrussell
My feedback
Title: Add/remove issues instead of Change issues
This title is more true to the possible action in this flow
Confirmation page:
Keep the original fields like Form
For intake users it is important to keep this data field since there are confirming their intake in this page.
"Are you sure" messages:
Remove issues | Perfect
Unidentified issue | I believe this works for most cases - any edge cases where this would not work or non-comp cases where this message can be confusing? @shanear
Numbers of issues changed | Works
Add issue page:
Keep the following copy - Tip: sometimes applicants list desired outcome, not what the past decision was – so select the best matching past decision.
Error messages
Per our discussion @allyceh - here are some ideas on how to expand the alert messages and categorize them as warning or error.


@carolaponce I fine with reverting back to Intake's original copy for the areas you mentioned.
I also like how you switched the hierarchy of the error message above + added the bars to make it more clear where the error is. Minor thing, but would "Ineligible Issues" would have a "remove" link next to it? Can Intake/Attornesy remove an ineligible issue if they've added it by mistake?
@carolaponce Noting here that I will also test the verbiage with attorneys as you test with Intake, and we can compare our notes and iterate on this as needed.
@allyceh
I reviewed some of the alert strategy with @shanear and here are my updates:

this works!
@carolaponce Looks good! I like the red bar. I do feel like the red, unbolded text stands out a little more, but I think that users will still notice the bar.
One other thing I noticed about the copy I wrote: I noticed I said "We record all issues the veteran lists..." Should it be "Caseflow records all issues the Veteran lists..."? Who is doing the recording?
It might be a good point to decide whether Caseflow is "we" or Caseflow is... well, "Caseflow". This ladders up to our larger voice and tone. @amiklik Have you stumbled on this yet? Any recos based on what you've seen?
I also just learned that Veteran should always be capitalized. That's my bad!
Can we move this convo to https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/caseflow/issues/7623
As this ticket was used to track the link?
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Can we move this convo to https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/caseflow/issues/7623
As this ticket was used to track the link?