PressForward is a free plugin that provides an editorial workflow for content aggregation and curation within the WordPress dashboard. It is designed for bloggers and editorial teams who wish to collect, discuss, and share content from a variety of sources on the open web.
The admin menu is opaque and not well-organized. Some thoughts:
'All Content' really means 'Feed Items' or something like that.
'Add Feeds' probably doesn't need its own item, as it can be accessed via the 'Add New' button under 'Subscribed Feeds'. But if it stays, it should probably go after 'Subscribed Feeds'.
'Folders' does not need a top-level item. Perhaps there should be a link under Tools or something like that.
'View Log' should be under Tools
Conceptually, there are three different kinds of items under the 'PressForward' admin menu:
Curation tools: All Content, Nominated. These are the editorial workflow tools used every day by PF projects.
I think there's an argument for breaking some of these items out. Feeds, in particular, have a way of cluttering up the works, since they represent a standalone content type, but aren't really labeled as such in the current admin menu scheme. So perhaps we could have something like this:
I've made most of the changes suggested above. Here are the two top-level items:
A couple items of note:
I went with 'Feeds' rather than 'Subscribed Feeds', to avoid spilling onto two lines (especially when the alert bubble appears)
I went with 'Feed Items' and 'Nominated Items' to describe our two curatorial content types. I think the parallel construction helps to make it clear that they play similar roles in the workflow.
'Folders' appears under 'Feeds'.
'Debug Log' has been moved to a Tools subtab (see screenshot below)
The admin menu is opaque and not well-organized. Some thoughts:
Conceptually, there are three different kinds of items under the 'PressForward' admin menu:
I think there's an argument for breaking some of these items out. Feeds, in particular, have a way of cluttering up the works, since they represent a standalone content type, but aren't really labeled as such in the current admin menu scheme. So perhaps we could have something like this:
or something like that.