Referring to the attached:
The top illustration shows a page where one of the requirements is not met on the chosen category (listed on the left), the category name is shown in red and there is an explanation on the top-right side of the page. THESE ARE BOTH GREAT, QUICKLY IDENTIFIABLE FEATURES.
On the bottom illustration, the "expired" expiration date is outlined by a different colored box, but the category name on the left (in this case General), remains the same color as the others in the column and there is no other notice of the expiration. JUST WONDERING IF ANYONE HAD EVER PREVIOUSLY SUGGESTED/REQUESTED THAT THE CATEGORY NAME CHANGE COLOR TO SIGNIFY AN EXPIRED COVERAGE?
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