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UI Shell: Consistent naming structure for elements #3897
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Note for Issue sizing: We need to clean up other related issues and link up with this issue for clearer action items. |
I've flagged some of these considerations before, which have ramifications for accessibility, based on the role they are assigned. I'll try to reference some of the issues I've opened. |
CAG call with Mike Gower and the team 11/18
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Call with designers 11/20Two directions:
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Moved it to Backlog because this work will be transitioned to another work group. |
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For example, should we call the menu on the left shown here the "main menu" because it leads users throughout the product and the in-page menu that leads users within that page the "page menu"?
IBM Style calls the "main menu" the navigation tree. However, "tree" might have a different functional meaning.
Note: IBM Terminology says not to use navigation as a noun
https://carbondesignsystem.com/guidelines/icons/library/ shows the menu icon, but writers don’t know what to call this.
Do Carbon-compliant products use the hamburger-styled menu or the > expand/< collapse menu approach on their home pages? Shouldn’t we be consistent?
What should we call this menu? Is it the main menu?
See a detailed discussion in https://ibm-cloud.slack.com/archives/C0M053VPT/p1706712766009609.
Related issue: #3235
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