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NHS task list component

Documents task list use for long complex services, user-chosen task order, startable statuses, completed status after returning, all-completed gating, task names, hint text, grouped lists, and status text.

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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 task list status updates, all-completed gating, clear task descriptions, concise hints, and grouped lists.
Task list Choose task list when the interface needs row-level task names, links, hint text, and status labels for a known set of service tasks. A startable task row opens the represented task; the status label is not a separate primary command. NHS supports task rows for long complex services, chosen order, status updates after return, all-completed gating, clear names, hints, grouping, and status text.

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Publisher: NHS digital service manual. Last checked: .

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