What's on the SDP roadmap?

We're adding the ability to see how many people have clicked on pins in maps to Google Analytics so we can track usage.

We have created a progress indicator for multi-step forms. We will build this feature this quarter.

We'll also share examples of how to create decision-tree style forms.

After consulting with the community on current gaps we are strengthening permissions including:

• a new organisation site admin
• extending in forms.

Estimation of effort and prioritisation is still occuring on which features will be delivered in quarter 3.

Currently breadcrumbs are added through the top navigation. This has created a poor user experience as top navigation goes to a greater depth than required and has also created performance issues for the content.vic.gov.au.

This work will move the creation of breadcrumbs to the page level.

Our planned improvements to search include:

• grants and programs search listing starting with open grants and open search filters
• process to request a curated search result if organic internal search results aren't good for users
• add predictive search results for users of search listings that are based on user searches specific to each search listing

SDP technology currently meets Web Content Accessibility Guideline 2.1 AA. WCAG 2.2 was released in October 2023. Our next target is to meet WCAG 2.2 AA.

An external assessment of where we're at should be completed in December and give us a clearer roadmap of what we need to do to move to WCAG 2.2 AA.

Our publications template is missing some functionality such as ability to add other languages.

We have documented the gaps and will start work on filling them this quarter.

Drupal 11 is now available. This quarter we're exploring what's available and how stable it is.

Our intent is to upgrade all our websites to Drupal 11 by the end of June 2025.

In our move towards making search listings more self-service we're looking at how we allow content owners to add relevant, curated grants sub-topics to their sections and websites.

This will be a similar feature to how news and events are currently displayed.

The increasing number of sites on the vic.gov.au CMS backend content.vic.gov.au means if there are issues then more users are impacted.

We are working towards creating another backend for semi-independent sites. This is a big change and we're still looking at when it will be best to roll it out.