remram44
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2 years ago The current site map is like this:
- Index page (has upload form to send an RPZ or a URL to an RPZ to be reproduced)
- Reproduce page: an RPZ file was selected (has form to set parameters, expose ports, replace input files)
- Results page: parameters were set for an RPZ, experiment is running (showing log) or complete (showing log in collapsible box and output files)
- Web capture page (has upload form to send an RPZ)
- Web capture dashboard: an RPZ file was selected, and a WACZ was uploaded or created (has buttons to crawl, record, upload WACZ, preview, download web-RPZ)
- Crawl: show status of crawl (when done, sends you back to web capture dashboard with new WACZ)
- Record: similar to Results page but with webrecorder embed (upload button sends you back to web capture dashboard with the new WACZ)
- Upload WACZ (select a WACZ and click upload, sends you back to web capture dashboard with new WACZ)
- Preview: same as Results page but with the new WACZ
Maybe breadcrumbs would be more appropriate to show where we are in the tree, rather than using the navbar? And then we could just put "reproduce" / "web capture" / "about" / "links" in the navbar?
3: Major Usability Problem There is no indication at the top navigation bar to let the users know what page they're on. A small dot under the menu items would make it clear.