My write-up of guidance for the Web Awesome OSS community and devs for writing the requirements for the date picker component.
What Is Web Awesome?
A major open‑source library: Web Awesome bills itself as "the biggest open‑source library of meticulously designed, highly customizable, and framework‑agnostic UI components."
Framework‑agnostic: You can drop these components into plain HTML pages or integrate them seamlessly into frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular.
Built on modern standards: The components are built with Web Components and Google's LitElement lightweight library, ensuring they're native, modular, and performant.
Accessibility and customization: Designed to be accessible, fully themeable, and easily tuned to match your brand or style preferences.
Read more about Web Awesome here: WebAwesome.com
The date picker development is being discussed here: discussion for feature suggestions and planning
The issue tracking for upcoming work on Web Awesome components is located here: shoelace-style/webawesome#1075
The files in this repo:
Introduction to Web Awesome date picker requirements gathering
1) What to gather before writing requirements
2) Date Picker Landscape scan - how others do it (highlights)