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π Gather product team requirements for Data Grid functionality π Evaluate Toolbox Grid against the feature matrix π Propose a contribution strategy for Q3
Due by June 30, 2026β’0/6 issues closedπ Alpha-channel approach for disabled states implemented: investigation completed, decision made, and approach applied consistently across all existing components π Colour token values reviewed and refined: a joint design and development review of all current token values completed, with changes documented and released π Density mode tokens updated: token set updated to reflect the new spacious mode and the renaming of existing modes to comfortable and compact π·οΈ Token naming re-evaluated: a review of the current token naming conventions completed, with a documented proposal for any changes and a clear rationale π Token documentation updated to reflect all changes, including rationale for the alpha-channel approach, density mode naming, and any token naming updates
Due by June 30, 2026β’0/9 issues closedπ¬ Spike completed: the most appropriate technical approach for AI-assisted EDS integration investigated and a decision made β MCP server, CLI, or alternative π οΈ MVP built and deployed: a working solution that enables AI tools to query EDS components, tokens, and guidelines accurately π§ͺ MVP validated: confirmed working with at least one AI-assisted tool (e.g. Claude Code) in a real design or development workflow π Usage documented: a guide published for the EDS team and product teams on how to use the solution in their AI-assisted workflows
Due by June 30, 2026β’0/11 issues closedπ¬ Typography investigation completed and documented: React Native typography capabilities β already being assessed at the end of Q1 β finalised with clear decisions on what is achievable and what requires workarounds or constraints ποΈ Colour, spacing, and typography foundations integrated into the React Native component library π Density modes introduced: a new spacious mode added as the default for mobile, with the existing density modes renamed to comfortable (default for web) and compact; all React Native components updated accordingly π€ Updated React Native library published to npm with a migration guide β Library validated by the Mobility team: at least one production app replaces components using the updated library, with the app fully functional and no major visual regressions
Due by June 30, 2026β’1/1 issues closedβ Update previously released components to component-owned CSS typography ποΈ Build all new Q2 components with component-owned CSS typography from the start π’ Ship components in phases/slices π― Ensure Figma components accurately reflect the code implementation π Complete and standardise component documentation across all newly shipped components βΏ Ensure all shipped components meet WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards
Due by June 30, 2026β’9/115 issues closed#### Key Results - [ ] π Ergonomics app component requirements validated: Typography, Radio buttons, Button, Card, Link, Accordion, Table (simple), TextField, TextArea - [ ] π¨ All required components for Ergonomics POC available in task-focused theme (Figma + web components + React wrappers) - [ ] π’ Ergonomics app POC built as PWA using EDS web components (via React wrappers) - [ ] β PWA POC validated with Mobility team: performance, offline capability, and installation tested on iOS - [ ] π PWA migration path documented for other mobile apps based on POC learnings **Why Ergonomics:** This content-focused mobile app validates our PWA approach can replace React Native for informational apps. Success enables broader mobile strategy shift. **Timeline:** POC can begin after Slice 3 delivery (all required components except Table), complete after Slice 4.
Overdue by 14 day(s)β’Due by March 31, 2026β’6/7 issues closed#### Key Results - [Β ] π― Slice 2 - Form & Basic UI - [Β ] π¬ Slice 3 - Layout & Feedback - [Β ] π Slice 4 - Data & Navigation - [Β ] ποΈ Component architecture established: base components defined in Core library, stateful components extracted to separate packages with migration guides - [Β ] β¨ All components achieve 1:1 fidelity: matching component API and visual output between Figma and code - [Β ] βΏ All components meet WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards with APCA contrast optimization where possible without compromising design system consistency **Vertical shipping approach:** Each component is completed across full stack (Figma design β web component β React wrapper β documentation) before moving to next component. **Architecture shift:** EDS Core contains only base components (presentational, no state management). Stateful components (like Autocomplete with built-in filtering) extracted to separate npm packages.
Overdue by 14 day(s)β’Due by March 31, 2026β’16/18 issues closed#### Key Results - [ ] π Team trained on Claude Code and AI-assisted development workflow by end of January - [ ] π§ Web components development workflow established with Claude Code integration and documented best practices - [ ] π 50% of Q1 component implementations completed using AI-assisted workflow - [ ] π Token Studio integrated into development workflow for algorithmic token generation - [ ] π€ RAG system made available with indexed EDS 2.0 documentation and components - [ ] π¨ Product teams can generate EDS-compliant UIs using Figma Make **Why this matters:** Establishes foundation for efficient component development and makes our design system accessible to AI tools, setting up future Make kits and other AI integrations in Q2. Related discussion: https://github.com/equinor/design-system-internal/discussions/234
Overdue by 14 day(s)β’Due by March 31, 2026β’28/28 issues closed