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5min | Welcome | | |
| Updates | QPP
| Adam, Program Manager (Huge) - Responsible for 3 UX and design teams for QPP
- Web Interface (submission mechanism), Performance Feedback and Scoring Team, Analytics & Reporting Team (Internal dashboard and data modules)
- Almost been 2 years and no real issues
Glennette Clark (QPP) - Primary work on Claims data and getting feedback on their data needs
- Working with Huge
- Does DC UX Camps – next one in January
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| | QualityNet, HARP & iQues | Sara Neel - UI/UX designer and developer on redesigning QualityNet.org, HARP and iQIES application redesign
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| EQRS | Chirombo Lovemore - UX designer on EQRS and currently working on HARP, facility module and EQRS dashboard
- Using CMS design system for internal EQRS system
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| HCD @ CMS
| Leslie Flaherty, Patients over Paperwork - Meeting with customers to create journey maps and what needs to be implemented
- Pilot in OIT – Completed development life cycle journey maps
- HCD approach for CMS employee on-boarding to improve experience
- Problem: getting clearance for external publication
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| PM3 HCD Team | Primarily focused on: - HCD Pilot Training sessions for everyone in CCSQ and how they can use it in their work,
- CoP will move into HCD Center of Excellence and part of the HCD Charter,
- Working and analyzing design systems across all LOBS and Design.CMS.gov and see if there is value in creating a HCQIS design system
- Looking at a service to improve for CCSQ - looking at personas and see if there is an enterprise persona that overlaps. Will be doing journey map workshops and create a service blueprint.
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| Upcoming Events |
| - Design Thinking DC Meetup Group - Fall Summit 2018; 9/28/18, 12:30PM - 6PM
- REcon18: Desinging the Future of Research; 10/20/18, 9AM - 7PM
- DesignOps Summit 2018; 11/7/18 - 11/9/18
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| Design.CMS.gov Presentation | Sophia Dengo, Ad Hoc | - Responsible for making Design.CMS.gov more robust for CMS
- Contact information: sophia@adhocteam.us
- History
- Elements were out of date and didn't take accessibility into account
- style guides not easily extensible
- Created for consistency, promote 508 compliance, responsive web design and to make development faster
- Serve as a living source of truth for UI standards
- Design system: one stop shop for code for design patterns and documentation for things we use on a regular basis
- Haven't been tested as a web design system
- Individual components have been tested in different applications
- Governance
- Constantly being updated and modified and primarily been driven by AdHoc
- Anyone can contribute by Github PRs and has a "Code of Conduct" guideline
- There is a AdHoc team that manages pull requests and contributions from Github
- Has not been a lot of outside contributions
- How to use the system
- Meant to be consumed by any technical stack
- Have to manually update design system when there are updates
- You don't have to use the whole system if you don't want to
- Can just use packages by need - core, layout, etc.
- Where do you go from here?
- Should be a living standard
- Everyone should be helping Design.CMS.gov to improve and evolve
- Questions
- Goals
- Wants it to be what drives most CMS designs
- Serve as a best practice documentation
- Help unify the experience on CMS
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| Next Community of Practice Meeting |
| - October Topic: PRA
- Next Meeting: October 25, 2018
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