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Design help needed for this issue

Use this label when you want to mark the priority of a design issue as the top priority (i.e. do this first as the top priority 1) where you're expecting to deliver it at a 100% by the defined due date.

Use this label when you want to mark the priority of a design issue as the second most important priority (i.e. do this second as the next priority 2) where you're expecting to deliver it at 80% by the defined due date.

Use this label when you want to mark the priority of a design issue as the third-highest priority (i.e. do this third as the medium priority 3) where you're expecting to deliver it at 60% by the defined due date.

Use this label when you want to mark the priority of a design issue as the fourth-highest priority (i.e. do this later as a lower priority 4) where you're expecting to deliver it at 40% by the defined due date.

Use this label when you want to mark the priority of a design issue as the fifth-highest priority (i.e. do this later as a lower priority 5) where you're expecting to deliver it at 20% by the defined due date.

Use this label when you want to mark the priority of a design issue as the sixth-highest priority (i.e. do this last as the least priority 6) where you're expecting to deliver it at 10% by the defined due date.

Related to https://handbook.gitlab.com/handbook/product/ux/product-design/design-studios/

Issues that the assigned designer is currently focused on

Feature proposals or bug reports, collected by developer advocates

Indicates that this is a DevEx cross-team project

Previously "convdev". Issues related to GitLab's initiative to surface relevant data analytics to user in the area of Contribution Analytics and Conversational Development

Related to one or more DevSecOps Adoption product themes. See https://internal.gitlab.com/handbook/product/devsecops-adoption/priorities/ (team members only) Questions about this label? Ask Sec PM team. Label creator: @connorgilbert

Distribution key result 1, usually combines with objective and quarterly label.

Distribution key result 2, usually combines with objective and quarterly label.

Distribution key result 3, usually combines with objective and quarterly label.

Distribution key result 4, usually combines with objective and quarterly label.