terrysimpson99

If you look at https://design-system.service.gov.uk/patterns/addresses/ you'll see some guidance such as "Address lookups generally only work for UK addresses. Use a manual option such as multiple text inputs or a...

The example shows a field marked 'County'. For some time now, the county hasn't been required for addresses. When asked to state their county, people use a variety of terms...

Royal Mail says: "There is no need to include a county name, your letters and parcels will reach your intended recipient without one. If, however, you'd prefer to include a...

Yes it's a reasonable suggestion that county might be useful to Royal Mail as backup to absent, incorrect, or illegible postcodes. If that were true, it would be a bold...

Interesting. The guidance says: * "Use a manual option such as multiple text inputs or a textarea when you are collecting mostly or only international addresses" * "Only use multiple...

I propose removing: * "Royal Mail does not need a county as long as the town and postcode are included. You should include an optional county text input so that...

The pattern has a mismatch between visible and invisible field labels. We decided this isn't necessary because in our services we can use 'Address line 1', 'Address line 2' etc...

What you say seems reasonable. I was going to suggest a change to the wording on that page and now you raised it, I'll mention it here. The term "correct"...

I'm aware you're questioning the offset but it's prompted me to ask: What would happen if the 'Confirm password' field didn't exist? A quick web search reveals some people saying...

There's an inconsistency, some error message examples use a comma: * Enter an email address in the correct format, like [email protected] * Enter a telephone number, like 01632 960 001,...