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GOV.UK complete multiple tasks pattern
Documents the complete multiple tasks pattern for showing the tasks in a transaction, task order, completion status, grouping, section completion questions, return sessions, and editing previous task answers.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete multiple tasks | Choose complete multiple tasks when users need a saved progress hub for several meaningful task sections in a transaction. | Selecting a task row opens that task and returns users to the same hub with updated status after save, skip, or completion. | GOV.UK supports transaction-level task visibility, order, completion state, grouping, completion questions, and editable previous sections. |
Comparisons supported by this source
- Complete multiple tasks vs step navigation vs process list vs multi-step form
GOV.UK documents complete multiple tasks as a transaction pattern for task order, completion status, grouping, and editing previous answers.
- Task list vs complete multiple tasks vs step navigation vs process list
GOV.UK complete multiple tasks guidance provides the service-level pattern boundary around task list rows.
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Publisher: GOV.UK Design System. Last checked: .