Open TheAmazingTyr opened 3 years ago
Well, we would need to write a complete documentation for the website, and hire someone for it, this is the main issue. I might request a post for documentation writer.
Otherwise, I agree. When I was doing the structures I planned this section, but due to a lack of time, as always, I couldn't write the guide.
I can't write a documentation, but if you'd like, i can write out a guide (i don't necessarily want to put a time on this, i do have some things to do myself) but i could, eventually, create a discord page with guides for the advertiser, for boosters, for guilds, for gcs?, Etc.
I'd like to note that i feel like a toggle button that brings up an overlay with explanations to each could be faster to type out and faster to understand, although not sure how fast it would be to actually code that.
Do we feel like this is needed?
Advertisers are coached in the use of the the website. GoldCollectors also get coached Boosters I assume dont have that much to do except sign up/off?
For the purpose of having a guide for Boosters (if deemed needed) I could make a short one, would just need to get booster roles so I can see their section and do a mockup signup on the september raid.
We could add this in the footer of the website.
A new section for guides with quick links or slide embeds
@infinitypros Do we want/need this?
Advertisers are coached in the use of the the website. GoldCollectors also get coached Boosters I assume dont have that much to do except sign up/off Raidleaders also get coached
New advertisers have their trainers and training sessions / guides New gold collectors have their GC session New boosters are accepted only after they read the raid guide and they signed up / off on the "test run" on the web - so they prove they understand how it works Raidleaders also get coached as you said
And to be honest, the website is speaking for itself. Everything is full logic, everything is written, you just have to move your mouse over anything you want to know.
Site can be confusing for some people, and while we do try to make sure people understand it, you know this isn't happening 100% of the time. insurance, adding a help button, (also should work with f1, if possible, UX stuff), which either leads to a full documentation where people have to scroll through, or bring out an overlay with some pointers telling you "this does this, this menu brings you here, where there's this and this". can often help navigate.