Open RaoOfPhysics opened 8 years ago
@daslerr @sefeg @hjhsalo to be checked in the new Open Data on Invenio 3
We can of course - for some specific URL's (/directories) - define such pages. I am wondering however, how relevant that is...how many people are trying to access a page based on an non-existing URL that they must have "guessed"? Maybe @tiborsimko could shed some light based on statistics?
@sefeg let's ask Stella for advice here (standards) before we start too much research.
Just FYI: we re-discussed this at yesterday's meeting, and there seemed to be support for the idea.
Closing, as those pages exist by now. See for example, http://opendata-dev.web.cern.ch/software or http://opendata-dev.web.cern.ch/news - they jump right to the corresponding facet entries.
Reopening because this still needs addressing on some pages and needs reworking of the breadcrumbs text.
/visualise
page should show options for "Events" and "Histograms". Right now it shows nothing.
/visualise/events
page shows CMS and OPERA events, but the breadcrumbs need to be changed to "Home / Visualise / Events". /visualise/events/cms
page should have breadcrumbs that say "Home / Visualise / Events / CMS". /visualise/events/
shows nothing while /visualise/events
does.Closing as discussed that we are going to completely remove breadcrumbs. @annatrz is taking care now.
Sorry, but I'm not sure removing breadcrumbs is the best idea here. There's clearly a hierarchy of information (and, indeed, of pages), e.g.: Visualise → Events → CMS.
@daslerr, @sefeg: Would you have some time to discuss the UI/UX aspects of this sometime tomorrow? Thanks!
There were basically two options, either to complete the breadcrumbs, or to remove them. We have briefly discussed pros/cons, and since only a handful of pages use hierarchy, it seemed OK to remove them. But I fully understand that if the thumbnails are gone, the navigation will be harder in today's search-oriented page if people will happen to land on some sub-page... A related observation made by @katilp is whether people will find the event display page easily from some sub-page, now that the "Explore" is gone from the header menu. There are many options how to address these findings, e.g. add "Explore" for sub-pages but not on the home page since it would play double role, etc. There are several pros/cons with each choice, perhaps we can rethink the whole navigation experience from various angles with @sefeg and @daslerr now that we have new final prototype easily visible and testable?
I agree that we can always revisit the discussion. As any discussion / implementation / testing requires considerable time, I think it is best if we consider this after the release. I think that for the moment we should stick with what has been decided. Possible enhancements can always be done afterwards. We could possibly meet next week @RaoOfPhysics ? (@daslerr @tiborsimko )
@sefeg: OK for next week.
Replace 404 pages under directories with appropriately listed index pages pointing to the next level in the navigation.
So, http://opendata.cern.ch/visualise/ should list all relevant pages such as "events" and "histograms", while http://opendata.cern.ch/visualise/events/ (e.g.) should point to the appropriate event-visualisation tools where available.