Create a visual journey or link between sections of content.
Use steps to draw a connection for the user between linear pieces of information.
Examples include:
Steps use colours from your brand palette, displayed as outlined or filled. Counters can also be added where they correspond to the content. Colour selection should take into considertation the contrast with the content background.
Based on your heading class, small and medium sized steps are available to ensure the component remains visually balance.
Do not use when content doesn't come together in sequential or linear order, consider bullets points instead.
All components are responsive and designed to comply with WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards. Full compliance depends on using and configuring the components correctly.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.
Understand your users, their challenges, and what motivates their behaviour.
Test hypotheses and different approaches with users rapidly to determine how to best meet identified user needs.
Turn best-performing prototype into a working “minimum viable product” - the quickest and simplest version of a service to meet basic user needs and provide value.