from EOC:
"The contrast of the grey text on the white background just barely doesn’t pass AA WCAG 2.1 standards. It’s 4.34:1 instead of 4.5:1 It does seem really light to me, perhaps because the font weight is also very light. (used SiteImprove browser extension to get that contrast result). Can you just make that darker?"

I know this is already WIP, but just making it a trackable.

Since we no longer select from the large calendar, we need a date picker for the date input fields.

Comment from EOC: "There should be a discussion around the first checkbox to include congregate living situations"

To discuss Friday 9/25

From EOC:
"Would suggest that you add text to the Calendar page for users who are using assistive technology since some screen readers may not be able to read out the date range info. Adding something like “Person A needs to isolate from Sept 12 through Sept 22. Person B needs to quarantine from September 12 through September 26.” before the calendar block would make this page more accessible."

It gives a surprising "required" error

Reproduction Steps

1. Remove a Person
2. Add a new Person
3. Check "Positive Test"
4. Click on a date field

Client didn't love this idea because it "feels" like data collection. But it's not, and it's easy to build, and hopefully easy to explain e.g. in a tooltip.

It could look like an unchecked box at the bottom that says, "save this data in my browser for later."

This is trickier than selecting dates for the other events.

For example, I think we should revise "Most Recent Positive Test: 09/09/2020".

Isolate - Avoid contact with everyone inside and outside of your household.
Quarantine - Avoid contact with everyone outside of your household.

Tagging @michellelsfong for feedback/correction/veto for this.

It's asking for the first date symptoms appeared.

Resolved by #112

The first is a bit non-obvious (because the date is past ), the second is incorrect because the person had no exposure or

infection.