Closed fgregg closed 8 years ago
Just noting, on my end, tomorrow I was planning to do the following from SF: publish a PPF blog post based on previous About page copy, email out preview links to people who signed-up with interest in Councillmatic, email to friends-of-PPF, going out on Twitter & Facebook, and then later this month, blast emails to our larger list.
There's also the following list-servs for possible previews, will coordinate with you Derek before I start sending. Realize you're traveling, will be easy to briefly chat tmw.
Framing / Call to Action
Some examples:
Web Search Indexing
Google Analytics
analytics_lib.js
file)Sharing & Rich Snippets
<meta name=“description”>
<meta name=“author”>
<meta property=“og:site_name”>
<meta property=“og:title”>
<meta property=“og:type”>
<meta property=“og:description”>
<meta property=“og:url”>
<meta property=“og:image”>
<meta name=“twitter:card”>
<meta name=“twitter:site”>
<meta name=“twitter:creator”>
<meta name=“twitter:description”>
(note that this needs to be under 200 characters)<meta name=“twitter:title”>
<meta name=“twitter:url”>
<meta name=“twitter:image:src”>
Mobile Friendliness
Test on various mobile devices:
Using localtunnel to test a site running locally:
npm install -g localtunnel
lt --port 5000
(or replace 5000 w/ whatever port you're using)Load Testing
If your site relies on a database or server-side code, it should use caching and be load tested. If it's a static HTML or Jekyll site, you can skip this section.
Readme
If the site is open source, make sure the Readme.md is complete and accurate.
Here's a few good examples:
The Readme should have the following sections:
Outreach