As a user, I want to be able to quickly scan through and decide which resource (in a long list of resources) is applicable.
For the Design topic enhancements specifically, this might help resolve the fact that nested relationships are unclear #348 and that learners struggle to find the level of specificity they need #71
Perhaps this is because there is no real distinction between resources that are addressing issues at different levels (conditions vs. practices, etc.)?
Solution
Possible to enable flexible categorization of resources within topic pages (especially ones with more than 3-5)?
If we could categorize and contextualize groups of resources
Problem
As a user, I want to be able to quickly scan through and decide which resource (in a long list of resources) is applicable.
For the Design topic enhancements specifically, this might help resolve the fact that nested relationships are unclear #348 and that learners struggle to find the level of specificity they need #71
Perhaps this is because there is no real distinction between resources that are addressing issues at different levels (conditions vs. practices, etc.)?
Solution
Possible to enable flexible categorization of resources within topic pages (especially ones with more than 3-5)?
If we could categorize and contextualize groups of resources
Current situation
Potential options
Provide structure/hierarchy within topic pages
For example:
DESIGN
1.1 Our practices
1.1.1 Content design at CDS
1.1.2 Service design at CDS
1.1.3 Interaction design at CDS
1.2 Enabling conditions
1.2.1 Hiring design talent
1.2.2 Equipping designers