Change Details

**User Story:**: As a user, I want to predict where information is in the UI so I can find what I am looking for **Context of use**: I assume the user would to read a list of forms, e.g. to see if what they want to add is already there or to see where the form they added is. **Current Problems:** Currently, the forms are sorted by ID (which is a number) but alphabetically – so 11 comes before 2. **Possible Solution**: One way to improve the situation for the user is switching to sorting based on the number value which is more common in everyday life than sorting numbers by alphabet.

**User Story:**: As a user, I want to predict where information is in the UI so I can find what I am looking for **Context of use**: I assume the user would to read a list of forms, e.g. to see if what they want to add is already there or to see where the form they added is. **Current Problems:** Currently, the forms are sorted by ID (which is a number) but alphabetically – so 11 comes before 2. (thus, it only happens when there are more than 9 forms) **Possible Solution**: One way to improve the situation for the user is switching to sorting based on the number value which is more common in everyday life than sorting numbers by alphabet.

**User Story:**: As a user, I want to predict where information is in the UI so I can find what I am looking for **Context of use**: I assume the user would to read a list of forms, e.g. to see if what they want to add is already there or to see where the form they added is. **Current Problems:** Currently, the forms are sorted by ID (which is a number) but alphabetically – so 11 comes before 2. (thus, it only happens when there are more than 9 forms) **Possible Solution**: One way to improve the situation for the user is switching to sorting based on the number value which is more common in everyday life than sorting numbers by alphabet.