Steven Proctor

@fofr I think you still need to show the errors at the field level using #47. This will make it easier for them to find the errors on the form....

In elements, the error summary was inside a `div` with a `column-two-thirds` class. Would it be a good idea to put the examples here inside a `div` with a `govuk-grid-column-two-thirds`...

Do you have any screenshots for how it would look? For me, the 2/3 grid acts like a measure. When content is outside the measure it can make a screen...

So the error summary would be as it appears in the first screenshot but the decision notes box would be like the second?

I am not a frontend developer so I am not sure the best solution from a CSS point of view. The grid makes sense to me as a container for...

@jonathaninch For your example, I would say 'Select yes if this is the name of your business'. But I would consider adding the name of the business into the H1...

The error summary border is 4px. The error message left border is 5px. Should these both be 4px or 5px?

@timpaul I thought this component was deprecated. https://github.com/alphagov/govuk_elements/pull/586 Or at least a rethink of how inset text and warning text worked together.

@ignaciaorellana Should the search box on www.gov.uk use placeholder text? It is not great for accessibility and elements says "don’t use placeholder text in form fields, as this will disappear...

@ignaciaorellana Thanks for the information. I wonder if having a form label was ever tested rather than placeholder text.