Scott Cranfill

> With the advent of the U.S. Web Standards … Could you please elaborate on this? I am fairly sure I know what you are implying, but let's state it...

K, that's what I inferred. I agree, to an extent, though the USWDS are not as mature (in some respects—thinking mainly WRT supporting a build process) as ours, so there's...

:+1: to almost everything @mistergone wrote. Those reasons are exactly why I'm hesitant about over-integrating the two things. That said, I think that doing something somewhere in the middle is...

I think this is a reasonable idea. In a bordered/backgrounded box context like notifications, having the box go all the way across but the paragraph be width constrained looks a...

This hasn't been widely disseminated yet, but we have actually already reached an accord with Design to do so. See cfpb/cf-core#53

Reposting my comment from the previous thread: I am fairly certain I wrote that bit. For whatever reason, when I was testing it back then, I found that `-0.25em` on...

At some point, the statement "Inputs should always be paired with a label for accessibility reasons." was added to the [cf-forms docs](https://cfpb.github.io/capital-framework/components/cf-forms/#inputs). This is almost done, but I see one...

(Be sure to follow the link to the original discussion for details.) The task here is essentially to ensure that our example markup patterns are showing the `aria-invalid` attribute for...

Did you strike out mogo from the OP due to the [news of their shutting down](http://mogotest.com/)?

This seems to be different between browsers, too. In FF, it doesn't look stretched, but the left and right edges of the circle are slightly cut off. In Chrome, it...