Open andymeneely opened 2 years ago
Thanks for kicking this off @andymeneely, we'll have to go over the details at some point, just to make sure I'm on the same page.
Another idea I'm getting from this latest curation round: what if we used github.dev
and a made a VS Code extension that auto-validates your YAML and guides you through a curation? That way they can edit right in the browser and check their work.
Need to look into this more, but this might be a really nice solution.
Interesting idea @andymeneely. I think I just found a dev for the originally planned curation tool, but let's discuss this idea more on Thursday!
The "turbo tax" of vulnerability curations. That kind of guided wizard UI.
Or some of the slick survey tools questions.
The 23andme survey UI is one that was really slick for this
I came across this nice analysis of the TurboTax UX: https://uxdesign.cc/https-medium-com-ux-ui-analysis-of-turbotax-171c86d80a41
Motivation
Currently, the curation process is a bit clunky, and we'd like to make it better. The current process is something like this:
This is a lot of steps. Now, doing GitHub pull requests and the review process is really nice. But, answering the questions can be rather tricky and the feedback cycle is just too long. There's a lot of easy verification that could be done.
Proposed Feature: The "Curate" tool
This would be a web-based tool with two columns: questions on the left, and YAML on the right.
These questions would guide you through various questions and link you to various examples and resources. It would also check things while you worked, such as:
Must Haves
Nice to Haves
Check the following: