We have plans for adding more webinars/tutorials, so the vertical list of videos is becoming unwieldy and hard to navigate. We need to brainstorm a different layout that will make it easier for users to find the resources they need quickly.
Title blocks are dropdowns; we will likely want the page to initially render with all of them closed
Clicking the blue links would send the user directly to that item in the carousel
Let me know what the team prefers for categories and for the order of them; splitting up into "Webinars" (release videos), "Tutorials" (instruction videos), and "Articles" (all non-video content) in that order seemed best given what context I have, but we may want to expand the categories, order them alphabetically, etc.
If the dimensions of any content (ex an iframe or img element) change between objects in the carousel, all of them will be re-sized to scale to a common width, not height; this is to: (1) ensure if we were to add the sidepanels of the carousel, that they would remain within the page's dimensions, and (2) if we want to optimize the website for mobile, it should be easier to handle a common width when developing for it, rather than a variable width (some items being too wide for the screen, etc.)
The sidepanels are definitely not part of the minimum-viable product, but could be a nice addition
Very simple and similar to Computational Resources navigation page
This page can be extended in the future for more categories, or can have different categories entirely
Webinars
Instead of users being provided a search bar, a few recommendations are provided, which could be, for example, our v1 release, the most recent release, another interesting release, etc. If we expect users to want to search through webinars, a search functionality similar to other categories or those on the computational resources pages can be added
Any and all attachments to a webinar are listed below the video, while the title is listed above
The user can pan through our list of webinars using the left and right caret buttons / panels
Tutorials
It is highly expected that users will want to search through tutorials to get help with a particular issue; search function was thus provided
Users are also provided a text list of all available tutorials which they can scroll through and then click to access that tutorial
That provided list of tutorials will filter based on the search term
When a user clicks (or double-clicks) a tutorial in the list, the carousel will pan to that tutorial in particular
The user can pan through the tutorials in the carousel manually if they so choose
The tutorial text highlighted in blue will only appear if the user has clicked in order to access that tutorial
Articles
Given articles have more text information to display than the previous two categories, this category's page is formatted similarly to those under computational resources. We again expect dozens of articles to be present, so pagination, search, etc. is provided here as well
Since links for articles will likely send the user to an external site, the square-arrow icon should be on the "Read More" buttons when such external linking is present
We have plans for adding more webinars/tutorials, so the vertical list of videos is becoming unwieldy and hard to navigate. We need to brainstorm a different layout that will make it easier for users to find the resources they need quickly.