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CONTRIBUTING.md

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 Please be aware of our issue severity classification criteria:
 
-| Severity Level | Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     | Examples                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
-| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
-| **SEV 1**      | A critical design or functionality issue that breaks the design system, causes significant usability problems, or exposes critical security vulnerabilities. This issue impacts all users and/or essential workflows, making users unable to complete any tasks. Requires immediate attention.                                                                  | Broken navigation system, complete unresponsiveness on all devices, components not rendering, inaccessible primary actions, security vulnerabilities.<br><br>Accessibility: The end user is not able to complete core tasks or activities (e.g., key navigational elements not accessible via keyboard, missing or incorrect form labels that prevent screen reader users from completing forms or actions, critical color contrast issues that prevent users from reading or interacting with essential content). |
-| **SEV 2**      | A significant problem affecting the design, usability, or functionality of the system or components for a subset of users. This issue causes major disruptions and prevent users from completing tasks or workflows.<br><br>Accessibility: Does not conform with WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria and blocks core user tasks (no known workaround).                   | Content that is out of view or unreachable by customers, critical buttons or links not functioning, or actions that cannot be submitted. Unintentional breaking changes causing disruptions in production environments.<br><br>Accessibility: Issue with a component or controller with widespread use and blocks core user tasks (no known workaround).                                                                                                                                                           |
-| **SEV 3**      | A design or functionality issue that causes noticeable errors or minor usability problems for users which either cause confusion or degrade the user experience, but do not prevent task completion.<br><br>Accessibility: Does not conform with WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria and is either non-blocking for core user tasks or blocking for non-core user tasks. | Misleading labels, inconsistent component behavior, unexpected interactions, decreases in system performance.<br><br>Accessibility: Workarounds are available and discoverable for the end user to complete core user tasks, or the end user is not able to complete non-core user tasks (e.g., inadequate ARIA labels, improper focus management, insufficient color contrast for non-critical elements).                                                                                                         |
-| **SEV 4**      | A minor design flaw that affects user experience, but doesn't have a serious impact on overall usability or functionality. This issue does not prevent users from completing tasks.<br><br>Accessibility: Does not conform with WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria but has lower user impact.                                                                           | Minor visual inconsistencies, non-critical content misalignment, or minor layout issues.<br><br>Accessibility: A WCAG violation is present in areas not frequently visited by end users, or it has a lower impact on overall accessibility and usability.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          |
-| **SEV 5**      | A low-level design inconsistency or minor issue that slightly affects usability or aesthetic, with minimal impact on users.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     | Slight color deviations, minor typographical errors, or small spacing inconsistencies that do not impact functionality.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            |
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+| Severity Level | Description | Examples |
+|---|---|---|
+| **SEV 1** | A critical design or functionality issue that breaks the design system, causes significant usability problems, or exposes critical security vulnerabilities. This issue impacts all users and/or essential workflows, making users unable to complete any tasks. Requires immediate attention. | Broken navigation system, complete unresponsiveness on all devices, components not rendering, inaccessible primary actions, security vulnerabilities.<br><br>Accessibility: The end user is not able to complete core tasks or activities (e.g., key navigational elements not accessible via keyboard, missing or incorrect form labels that prevent screen reader users from completing forms or actions, critical color contrast issues that prevent users from reading or interacting with essential content). |
+| **SEV 2** | A significant problem affecting the design, usability, or functionality of the system or components for a subset of users. This issue causes major disruptions and prevent users from completing tasks or workflows.<br><br>Accessibility: Does not conform with WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria and blocks core user tasks (no known workaround). | Content that is out of view or unreachable by customers, critical buttons or links not functioning, or actions that cannot be submitted. Unintentional breaking changes causing disruptions in production environments.<br><br>Accessibility: Issue with a component or controller with widespread use and blocks core user tasks (no known workaround). |
+| **SEV 3** | A design or functionality issue that causes noticeable errors or minor usability problems for users which either cause confusion or degrade the user experience, but do not prevent task completion.<br><br>Accessibility: Does not conform with WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria and is either non-blocking for core user tasks or blocking for non-core user tasks. | Misleading labels, inconsistent component behavior, unexpected interactions, decreases in system performance.<br><br>Accessibility: Workarounds are available and discoverable for the end user to complete core user tasks, or the end user is not able to complete non-core user tasks (e.g., inadequate ARIA labels, improper focus management, insufficient color contrast for non-critical elements). |
+| **SEV 4** | A minor design flaw that affects user experience, but doesn't have a serious impact on overall usability or functionality. This issue does not prevent users from completing tasks.<br><br>Accessibility: Does not conform with WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria but has lower user impact. | Minor visual inconsistencies, non-critical content misalignment, or minor layout issues.<br><br>Accessibility: A WCAG violation is present in areas not frequently visited by end users, or it has a lower impact on overall accessibility and usability. |
+| **SEV 5** | A low-level design inconsistency or minor issue that slightly affects usability or aesthetic, with minimal impact on users. | Slight color deviations, minor typographical errors, or small spacing inconsistencies that do not impact functionality. |
 
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