Background
OSM.org does not have a standardized Select component, which results in inconsistent implementations with different behaviors, styles, and levels of accessibility. This compromises usability and makes it difficult to maintain coherent interfaces. A unified Select component is essential to build accessible, reusable, and consistent interfaces throughout the OSM ecosystem.
Description
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The Select component allows the user to choose an option from a dropdown list. It should work with Label, Field, and HelperText. It must support keyboard navigation, screen reader accessibility, and variations such as disabled, error, and pre-selected item.
The component should also handle both short and long lists, and its behavior needs to be predictable across all browsers.
User stories
- As a user, I want to choose an option from a list in a clear, simple, and accessible way.
- As a designer, I need the Select component to have a consistent appearance and behavior with other fields in the system.
- As a developer, I want to reuse the Select with different data sets and states in a flexible way.
History
[Describe or link to prior discussions, research, or tickets related to this component.]
Known use cases
[List examples of where this component has been used or will be used in the future. If applicable, mention past projects where similar solutions were implemented.]
Existing implementations
[List existing implementations (if any) within your system or external libraries.]
External libraries
Component task owners
Open questions
[List any unresolved questions about the component's functionality, implementation, or adoption. Consider how it integrates into your system.]
Design spec
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Componet’s page
A component spec sheet has not been created yet, but an early exploration file is available in Figma.
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Component spec sheet: [Add link when available]
Anatomy
[List the structure and properties of the component.]
Style
[Describe the visual design, including colors, typography, spacing, etc.]
Interaction
[Describe how users interact with the component, including hover states, animations, and transitions.]
Documentation
Acceptance criteria
Minimum viable product (MVP)
[Define the MVP scope, including the essential features and behaviors the component must support.]
MVP scope
- [List all parts of the MVP scope for this component]
Design
- Create a Figma spec sheet and link it here.
- Update the component in the Figma library (to be done by a design system team member).
Code
- Implement the component in [Framework/Codebase Name].
Future work
- Support for search (Combobox/Autocomplete)
- Support for multiple selection
- Support for
optgroup
- Addition of icons or descriptions in the options
- Support for loading and empty state
- Localization of internal texts (placeholder, no results)
Background
OSM.org does not have a standardized Select component, which results in inconsistent implementations with different behaviors, styles, and levels of accessibility. This compromises usability and makes it difficult to maintain coherent interfaces. A unified Select component is essential to build accessible, reusable, and consistent interfaces throughout the OSM ecosystem.
Description
Aqui está a tradução literal para o inglês do trecho que você forneceu:
The Select component allows the user to choose an option from a dropdown list. It should work with
Label,Field, andHelperText. It must support keyboard navigation, screen reader accessibility, and variations such as disabled, error, and pre-selected item.The component should also handle both short and long lists, and its behavior needs to be predictable across all browsers.
User stories
History
[Describe or link to prior discussions, research, or tickets related to this component.]
Known use cases
[List examples of where this component has been used or will be used in the future. If applicable, mention past projects where similar solutions were implemented.]
Existing implementations
[List existing implementations (if any) within your system or external libraries.]
External libraries
Component task owners
Open questions
[List any unresolved questions about the component's functionality, implementation, or adoption. Consider how it integrates into your system.]
Design spec
Componet’s page
A component spec sheet has not been created yet, but an early exploration file is available in Figma.
Component spec sheet: [Add link when available]
Anatomy
[List the structure and properties of the component.]
Style
[Describe the visual design, including colors, typography, spacing, etc.]
Interaction
[Describe how users interact with the component, including hover states, animations, and transitions.]
Documentation
Acceptance criteria
Minimum viable product (MVP)
[Define the MVP scope, including the essential features and behaviors the component must support.]
MVP scope
Design
Code
Future work
optgroup