Describe the bug
This all about the 'Enter a postcode' field at: https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

1. The postcode field uses html5 validation. GDS guidance says: "Turn off HTML5 validation" and "To turn off HTML5 validation, add ‘novalidate’ to your form tags." (See https://design-system.service.gov.uk/patterns/validation/ )
   Go to https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/
   Go to the 'Enter a postcode' field
   Type 'sw1a'
   Press the magnifying glass icon
   System responds with a coloured exclamation mark and "Please match the format requested."
   I would expect an error message like 'Enter a UK postcode'

Screenshot

2. The postcode field does not accept redundant characters. Users add these and sometimes can't see what's wrong (particularly if they are spaces which are invisible, of course). GDS guidance says: "It is easier for users if you accept and ignore unwanted characters. This is better than rejecting the input and telling a user they’ve not provided a valid postcode. You should allow postcodes that contain upper and lower case letters, no spaces, additional spaces at the beginning, middle or end and punctuation like hyphens, brackets, dashes and full stops."
   Go to https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/
   Go to the 'Enter a postcode' field
   Type ' SW1A 0AA' [preceding space], or 'SW1A 0AA' [double space in middle], or 'SW1A-0AA' [hyphen], or 'SW1A 0AA.' [full stop], or 'SW1A 0AAA' [extra character]
   Press the magnifying glass icon
   System responds with a coloured exclamation mark and "Please match the format requested."
   I would expect each of the above examples to produce a result as if the user had typed 'SW1A 0AA'

HP laptop
Windows 10.0.19042
Chrome Version 87.0.4280.141 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Additional context
We addressed this issue by stripping all non-postcode characters and then putting space 3 characters from end. We did this prior to validation. See: https://github.com/hmrc/voa-bar-xml-frontend/blob/master/app/journey/PostcodeValidator.scala

Trying to help. Keep up the good work

Suddenly the link to 'all vaccination data' moved up and the design of the interaction changed to a too long yellow strip. We should reverse to the previous design.

Colon missing in new maps description before bullet points

Should be:

UK interactive maps

Explore maps for:

• cases
• vaccinations

As there is no current UK R number, the R number section should not be displayed on the landing page.

Change ‘Rate per 100k resident population’ to ‘Rate per 100,000 people’

Move "UK summary" to above the summary line (The official UK government website for data and insights on coronavirus (COVID-19))

Change from:

Explore the UK interactive map
Browse cases by week.
See how the pandemic is changing across the UK.

to:

UK interactive cases map
View case rates across the UK

Change this text:

Search by postcode
View data for a specific area within the UK.

Not all data are available for every area – we will show the most local information in each category for your selected area.

to:

Postcode search
View data for your local area

Describe the bug
There is a leading zero in the time format at https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/ It says 'Last updated on Monday 18 January 2021 at 04:43pm'.
This is also inconsistent with other pages such as https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/testing which says: 'Last updated on Monday 18 January 2021 at 4:43pm'
GDS guidance is not to have leading zeros. See: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/style-guide/a-to-z-of-gov-uk-style#times

To Reproduce
Go to https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/
Look at the top of the page where it says 'Last updated on '

Expected behaviour
The time format should not have a leading zero.

Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows 10
Chrome Version 87.0.4280.141 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Change ‘Rate per 100k resident population’ to ‘Rate per 100,000 people’ where it appears in the cases, deaths, healthcare, testing cards.

Needs to be same on both homepage and postcode search page.

Change UK Summary headline to UK summary
(changing capital S to lower case)

On the postcode lookup page, the cases rates for LAs are not correct.

It appears the rate for the selected MSOA is being shown instead.

Make the waffle chart clickable-tappable, linking it to the content pages, to match the interaction design of the other graphs in the other cards.

Remove ‘Daily update’ heading to make the headings look like:

Note: ensure no adverse consequences to postcode page when implementing

Change ‘See the easy read summary for x.’ to ‘See the simple summary for x.’

Add this pattern explanation text under 'Enter postcode': 'For example SW1A 2AA'
Under the search field, add link to Royal Mail's postcode finder: 'Find a postcode on Royal Mail's postcode finder'
[hyperlink to https://www.royalmail.com/find-a-postcode]

Example of how this would look, though postcode is wrong:

The link to the view vaccinations data from the landing page isn't correctly defined.

Currently directs to areaType=nation and areaName=United Kingdom, which isn't a valid combination

Shorten the 'yellow strip' size to match the actual lenght of the text, as right now is longer than it needs.

Describe the bug
This relates to the 'Enter a postcode' field at https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/
While working on the bug report for the client-side error message at UKHSA-Internal/coronavirus-dashboard#303, I discovered a server-side error message which says '- please enter a full and valid UK postcode.'. GDS guidance is to style a message like 'Enter a ...' thus there is no hyphen no 'please'.

GDS guidance about error messages says "Do not use: ... ‘please’ because it implies a choice". See: https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/error-message/

I also recommend checking:

1. if there is an error summary at the top of the page. This may help screenreader users
2. if the server-side error message works with screenreaders
   I was unable to check either of these.

To Reproduce
Turn off client-side validation
Enter an invalid postcode
System responds with '- please enter a full and valid UK postcode.'

Expected behaviour
I expect a system response to be something like 'Enter a UK postcode.'

Screenshots
UKHSA-Internal/coronavirus-dashboard#303

Desktop (please complete the following information):
Laptop
Windows 10
Chrome Version 87.0.4280.141 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Add a vertical card on top of the homepage with vaccination data, as prototyped here:

https://phe-coronavirus.herokuapp.com/V11/

Please use the prototype as a reference and the design as an actual spec.

Waffle colors:

Empty grey : #D8D8D8
1st dose green : #54B3AB
2nd dose green: #007168

Here are the files for desktop and mobile. Please pay attention to the 'all vaccination data' link, that needs to move at the bottom of the column on mobile.

@xenatisch I am not sure how to assign this to you sorry! :)

Diamond image becomes as wide as the whole screen on tablets, instead of being the same width as the location image above. We noticed this during a user testing session but couldn't reproduce - take screenshots.

The comparison chart is appearing when a postcode search returns a suppressed MSOA. This should not happen. See example:

Postcode search results pages are showing the message "For smaller areas with fewer than 3 cases, we do not show data. This is to protect individuals' identities.", even if the number of cases is >2.

In these situations, the scale showing higher/lower than average should appear.

See example:

Issue - See screenshot below, 6th July is the correct R number date for Northern Ireland but the growth rate is the last one that NI published which was on 17 November 2020. Northern Ireland no longer publish growth rates so this should be NA. It will also become an issue for Wales in the future as they will be publishing R numbers weekly but growth rates less frequently.

Preferred action - always publish the latest R number, but only include the growth rate if it is available for the same date, otherwise display growth rate as NA.

Change ‘See the easy read summary for the UK.’ to ‘See the simple summary for the UK.’

Change to ‘The official UK government website for data and insights on coronavirus (COVID-19).’
[lower-case g for government and c for coronavirus]

The link to 'all vaccination data' moved up in the card, and also has a longer than needed yellow line when clicking on it.
We should reposition it at the bottom of the card and fix the interaction to be as short as the text.