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Scenario component

Role split

Clarifies two related audiences, responsibilities or positions by holding them side by side.

approved Version introduced: 1.0.0 Platforms: Rise Owner: Design and development steward

Live preview

Rendered with production Rise CSS

Able

Has the capacity to protect the child.

Willing

Shows intent and motivation to protect the child.

Light background shown; verify against a tinted or dark surface where the component is used that way in course.

Use when / avoid when

Use when

  • Comparing two roles or responses where the differences matter to the decision.

Avoid when

  • More than two items — use a card grid or table.

Anatomy

  • Group container (.isq-role-split__group)
  • Two content blocks (.isq-role-split__content)
  • Optional shared media (.isq-role-split__media)

States

Responsive behaviour

Restacks to one column; both items remain in the same reading order as desktop.

Accessibility

  • Each side is a labelled region so a screen-reader user can tell which role they are reading.

Implementation

Type: custom-html

Dependencies: Production CSS only.

Code

HTML

Able

Has the capacity to protect the child.

Willing

Shows intent and motivation to protect the child.

Classes used: .isq-role-split, .isq-role-split__content, .isq-role-split__content-inner, .isq-role-split__group, .isq-role-split__inner, .isq-role-split__media, .isq-role-split__text, .isq-role-split__title

Production stylesheet reference →

Related items

Related patterns: Comparison

Related components: Card grid

Governance metadata

OwnerDesign and development steward
StatusApproved
Version introduced1.0.0
Last reviewed2026-07
Known limitations
  • Document 1's own component audit flags this class as “Approved pattern — confirm naming”; this catalogue entry settles on Role split as the canonical name, matching the CSS class.
  • The live Child Protection course does not currently use this shared class for its Able/Willing comparison — see the Able/Willing entry in Governance → Audit findings.