The progress page is oriented to the service object and should explain what is currently happening and what to do next. The internal node name is used for staff transfer, clear instructions that need to be confirmed by the business are displayed externally, and the access scope of the query data is also controlled.

Status expression

The external status should have clear business meaning and avoid direct exposure of internal technical status codes. The client needs to know the current stage, whether refills are needed, and where to proceed.

Information scope

The query entry should verify access rights and only display necessary information related to the current object. The business number cannot be the only access condition, and the visibility of other materials should also be designed according to the scope of authorization.

Update mechanism

How internal process changes are synchronized to external queries must be clarified with the business unit. The page can be marked with an update time, and unconfirmed processing results should not be displayed as completed in advance.

Scenario Check

When the service object sees the status to be supplemented, the query page should indicate the data and entry that need to be processed. Internal node names can be retained in business records, and external pages should use clear descriptions confirmed by the business unit.

Specific verification method

The status to be supplemented displays specific information and entrances; the end status provides a result query method; switching to an unauthorized account, you cannot view other people’s matters; after the internal node is changed, check that the external prompt is still accurate, and the page cannot show that it is completed but there is still something to be done.

The external status points to executable actions, reducing user guessing. Internal processing details are displayed according to the necessary scope, and the query results are kept consistent with the actual circulation, so that the service recipients can know how to continue processing.