NHS complete multiple tasks pattern
Documents using complete multiple tasks pages for long complex services, showing the page at the start and returning sessions, grouping related actions into tasks, showing statuses, and not using it as an answer summary.
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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. | NHS supports using complete multiple tasks pages at start and returning sessions, grouping actions into tasks, statuses, and avoiding answer-summary misuse. |
Comparisons supported by this source
- Complete multiple tasks vs step navigation vs process list vs multi-step form
NHS documents start and returning session placement, grouping related actions into tasks, statuses, and not using the page as an answer summary.
- Task list vs complete multiple tasks vs step navigation vs process list
NHS complete multiple tasks guidance provides the broader hub behavior for grouping related actions and showing task statuses.
Evidence Role
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Publisher: NHS digital service manual. Last checked: .