Testing Page by Ray
Option A Vertical spine
Dates in their own column, a line and dots carry the order. Looks the same on every screen.
Progress of lung cancer screening
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2011–2020
Landmark studies of lung cancer screening
NLST (2011) and NELSON (2020) demonstrate a clear benefit of lung cancer screening.1, 2
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2012–2020
The Partnership convenes key lung screening partners
The Partnership creates and convenes the Pan-Canadian Lung Cancer Screening Network (PLCSN) and develops the first set of indicators for lung cancer screening program quality reporting.
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2017
Screening starts
Ontario starts lung cancer screening pilot.3
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2020
The Partnership catalyzes lung screening in Canada
The Partnership begins funding to support lung cancer screening.
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2022–2026
Screening spreads
Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan start lung cancer screening.3
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2026
Pre-implementation planning continues
Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Nunavut work towards launching lung cancer screening.3
Option B Horizontal track
Left to right in one row. Shortest on the page, but six columns leave about 160px each, so text must stay short.
Progress of lung cancer screening
Landmark studies of lung cancer screening
NLST (2011) and NELSON (2020) demonstrate a clear benefit of lung cancer screening.1, 2
The Partnership convenes key lung screening partners
The Partnership creates and convenes the Pan-Canadian Lung Cancer Screening Network (PLCSN) and develops the first set of indicators for lung cancer screening program quality reporting.
Screening starts
Ontario starts lung cancer screening pilot.3
The Partnership catalyzes lung screening in Canada
The Partnership begins funding to support lung cancer screening.
Screening spreads
Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan start lung cancer screening.3
Pre-implementation planning continues
Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Nunavut work towards launching lung cancer screening.3
Option C Cards on the gradient band
Uses the annual report band and orange rule, so this report and the annual report share one look. Cards alternate left and right.
Progress of lung cancer screening
-
2011–2020
Landmark studies of lung cancer screening
NLST (2011) and NELSON (2020) demonstrate a clear benefit of lung cancer screening.1, 2
-
2012–2020
The Partnership convenes key lung screening partners
The Partnership creates and convenes the Pan-Canadian Lung Cancer Screening Network (PLCSN) and develops the first set of indicators for lung cancer screening program quality reporting.
-
2017
Screening starts
Ontario starts lung cancer screening pilot.3
-
2020
The Partnership catalyzes lung screening in Canada
The Partnership begins funding to support lung cancer screening.
-
2022–2026
Screening spreads
Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan start lung cancer screening.3
-
2026
Pre-implementation planning continues
Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Nunavut work towards launching lung cancer screening.3
Side by side
| A · Vertical spine | B · Horizontal track | C · Cards on band | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reads at a glance | Good | Best | Good |
| Long text | Comfortable | Tight, 2–3 lines | Comfortable |
| Page height | Medium | Shortest | Tallest |
| Phone | Same layout | Becomes a list | Cards on one side |
| Matches annual report | Neutral | Neutral | Yes |
Editors fill in the same fields for all three: a heading, then date, title and text for each milestone. The option only changes the look.