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...eeds and constraints on an example for use by a Relying Party (RP) systems design. # Support two factor authentication.

*Design Pattern Changes **Ellen had a few concerns with the text of the Design Pattern pages so they were not sent out as previously discussed at last week’s me

<center>'''E-Authentication Federation Interim Legal Document Suite'''</center> <center>'''Electronic Authentication Partnership (EAP) Trust Framework'''</center>

= Design Pattern Metadata = Generalized Presumptive Authentication presumes that the user needs to sign on with an identity that is known to t

...UXC). While other terminology could be more appropriate, the split between design patterns and user scenarios seemed helpful at this stage. ...ain and body change in a matter of weeks, but there is a continuity to the pattern that these particles make." So with the patterns of the id ecosystem. It is

.../Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller Model–view–controller (MVC)] design pattern has been used by UX designers to give user control of data held on computer ...separate view-models for each user interaction page. While this allows the design of view models that the user should be able to understand, the separation i

= Design Pattern Metadata = [[Trustmark Evolving Pattern]] shows how the [[Trustmark]] can be included in web pages without breaking

= Design Pattern Metadata = ...e case that discusses privacy enhancing technology, but the purpose of the pattern is limited to the attributes requested by the RP and the corresponding user

= Design Pattern Metadata = User Intent Design Pattern is meant as a composable object that can be included in any entity.

* This pattern is a sub-set of the [[User Choice Pattern]] which covers the general user choice issues. It contains the general cont ...with the same rejection as was evidenced in earlier attempts at TLS client authentication.