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When To Use

A Stepper is used when a series of pages are needed to complete a process or connect a series of pages in a specific order. The primary case is in the context of a multi-step form.

Component Features

Desktop (medium and large screen)

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- Short-Term Rental Registration”
  • Each step label should must be a minimum of 1 word and a maximum of 2 3 words long .

  • When a step is selected the <title> element should be updated to reflect the current step number and step label “Step

    • e.g. Step: 1: {{Current Step Label}}

    ”. Recommended to prepend to the existing title
  • The page or application context should be included

    • e.g. “Step 1: {{Current Step Label}} - {{Page/Application Context}}”

  • On Desktop (medium and large screen)

    • When a step is selected the <h1> element

    should
    • must append the current step details

      • e.g.

      • {{Page/Application Context}} - Step 1: {{Current Step Label}}

Using Short-Term Rental Registration as an Example:

Every step must have a title with this format:

  • Step 1: Property Address

The <title /> element in HTML must reflect this format.
so the page title will show “Step 1: Property Address”

  • It’s not required to include the page or application context. In this case “Short-Term Rental Registration”

So you could have as the page HTML <title /> that says  “Step 1: Property Address” OR “Step 1:Property Address
    • The current step must be identified

    • The selected step must be identified

    • The completed step must be identified

  • On Mobile (medium and large screen)

    • When a step is selected the <h1> element must append the current step details

      • e.g. {{Page/Application Context}} - Step 1: {{Current Step Label}}

    • The current step of total steps is identified and the next step is identified