Scenario stage
Presents context, evidence or an update within a running scenario, from the decision-maker's perspective.
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Recognise & respond
It’s Week 6 of Term 2. Mark, a well-respected Year 7 teacher, asks to speak privately with Principal Sarah.
“Mum’s boyfriend gets angry… I don’t feel safe when he’s around.”
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Use when / avoid when
Use when
- A discrete stage of a scenario — orient, notice, decide, explain or continue.
Avoid when
- General explanation unrelated to the running scenario.
Anatomy
- Header (eyebrow + stage title)
- Body / narrative
- Quote (optional, .isq-scenario-stage__quote)
- Media
States
Responsive behaviour
Narrative and image restack; the quote remains adjacent to its narrative context.
Accessibility
- Quoted dialogue uses
or clearly marked quotation, not styling alone.
Implementation
Type: custom-html
Dependencies: Production CSS only.
Code
Stage 1
Recognise & respond
It’s Week 6 of Term 2. Mark, a well-respected Year 7 teacher, asks to speak privately with Principal Sarah.
“Mum’s boyfriend gets angry… I don’t feel safe when he’s around.”
Classes used: .isq-scenario-stage__header, .isq-scenario-stage__body, .isq-scenario-stage__content, .isq-scenario-stage__content-inner, .isq-scenario-stage__quote, .isq-scenario-stage__media
Governance metadata
| Owner | Design and development steward |
|---|---|
| Status | Core |
| Version introduced | 1.0.0 |
| Last reviewed | 2026-07 |
| Known limitations | None recorded. |