Closed Klastic closed 6 months ago
I'm pleased to announce that the issue regarding the display order of artist names across various sections of the website has now been resolved. We recognized the importance of presenting artist names in a manner that accurately reflects their contributions and roles. As such, we've implemented a fix to ensure that artists designated as "Main" are now prominently displayed first, followed by "Featured" artists, and then "Remixer" artists in the list.
This update enhances the user experience by correctly highlighting the primary artists, making it easier for users to understand the hierarchy and contributions of artists involved in a release. We believe this change will improve navigation and discovery on our platform, allowing users to better appreciate the work of all artists involved.
Describe the bug
Across various sections of the website, artist names are displayed in a seemingly random order without adhering to the expected prioritization by their role/type. Specifically, artists designated as "Main" should appear first in the list, followed by "Featured" and "Remixer" artists. This issue affects the user experience by not highlighting the primary artists as intended.
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Expected behavior
Artists should be listed in an ordered manner based on their type/role with the website, with "Main" artists appearing first in any list or grouping. This order should be consistent across all sections of the site where artist names are displayed.
Actual Behavior
Artist names are displayed in a random or unordered fashion, without prioritization of "Main" artists. This inconsistency is observed in various sections of the site, leading to confusion and a less intuitive presentation of information.
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Additional context
This issue has been reported by both users and contributors, emphasizing the need for a consistent and logical order to how artist names are presented. Addressing this will enhance the navigability and user experience of the site.