Remove the phase banner #344
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Elements definitely isn’t in alpha any more (2.1.0 currently), and the page that the survey link points at was last updated 3 years ago.
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It'a probably worth deleting the phase banner survey include as part of this PR too. It was added (as a duplicate of the original phase banner include) to get feedback for the govuk frontend alpha. |
This was used to get feedback on govuk_frontend_alpha. The results of this survey have now been published so this can be removed.
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This seems sensible, I've removed the survey phase banner include too. Thanks @robinwhittleton 💯 |
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Elements definitely isn’t in alpha any more (2.1.0 currently), and the page that the survey link points at was last updated 3 years ago. Let’s just drop it.
Fixes the symptom (but not the underlying problem) of #343