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wishlist new website version #7

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thibautjombart opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 3 comments
Open
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wishlist new website version #7

thibautjombart opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 3 comments

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@thibautjombart
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thibautjombart commented Jan 29, 2018

Here are the various things which would be good to improve on or add to the website:

  • a search engine which can be used to find documents by category (e.g. lecture, practical) and tags (i.e. any keyword relating to content)

  • other pages (e.g. "about") linked from the landing page, and instructions on how to add and link new pages

  • a ribbons system indicating the category of documents on the post images of the landing page

  • record license as part of the yaml header of posts, handled as category and tags, and displayed alongside ribbons

  • an option to specify how many posts to display on the landing page, with the rest of the content displayed by following a link 'next'

  • add Disqus support

  • add a post on how to contribute material to the website // unsure about this, to discuss

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thibautjombart commented Apr 16, 2018

This is feedback on the new proposed version hosted at https://reconlearn-ld.netlify.com/
Overall, the new version looks great and ticks most of the boxes. These are minor edits / requests, ranked from most important to more optional:

  • in the practicals, use the same style as in original website (I had customized it a bit)

  • use the font selection used in the original website, for the titles and regular text, making sure that the fonts are shipped with the website; currently Sawasdee (used in titles) displays on chrome, but not firefox

  • for the first items displayed on 'home', balance the space for text vs image a bit more, and reduce the height of the item a bit

  • add a page similar to the 'topics' for 'authors'; title would be 'Browse content by author'

  • in the posts, links to authors should link to the list of posts from these authors, ie same result we'd get clicking on this author on the new 'authors' page

  • in navbar, distinguish 'home' and other regular pages (about, sample, contact) from those which browse content by type of search: lectures, practicals, license, author; the latter may be prefixed by 'Browse content by:' or something similar.

  • try and alternative background or logo as the current logo on purple background doesn't work very well

  • on the navigation bar, add icons and links to: email, github (pointing to the sources), and maybe even a 'fork me on github' ribbon (if straightforward)

  • in the navbar, the RECONlearn logo points to the current page; replace with a link to 'home'

  • on 'topics', replace the title: 'Tags' -> 'Browse content by topic'

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Heya @thibautjombart, with a couple of hours left to do tasks in - could you make sure the above are in priority order so that we don't tackle the less important items at the expense of higher value items.

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Thanks, I have re-ordered the list. I suspect we'll have funding for more, so hopefully we'll get down to the bottom of the list at some point.

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