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Le pagine statiche che compongono il modello di sito web per i comuni
https://italia.github.io/design-comuni-pagine-statiche
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feat: added sitemap #115

Closed zetareticoli closed 1 year ago

zetareticoli commented 1 year ago

Created a sitemap as example for further implamentation.

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zetareticoli commented 1 year ago
  • using the same style for all list pages - this means, including the forward slash (/) and bold style for Notizie, Comunicati, Avvisi, Categoria 1 (under Documenti e dati), Categoria 2 (under Documenti e dati), Categoria 3 (under Documenti e dati), Categoria 1 (under Eventi), Categoria 2 (under Eventi), Categoria 3 (under Eventi)

I used the slash when there are nested items under a page only, to differentiate their relationship. Does it make sense?

danielenole commented 1 year ago

I used the slash when there are nested items under a page only, to differentiate their relationship. Does it make sense?

The thing is... also those other pages have (in the site's architecture) nested pages, just not in the sitemap. Under Notizie you find news pages, under Events you find event pages, etc. It's just not sustainable to add these to the sitemap as it would need to be updated frequently, plus there's going to be hundreds of these pages overtime.

So, if we want to signal nested pages in the site architecture, we should include slashes for those too. If we only want to signal nested pages in the sitemap only, then it's fine as it is. Which of these two was your idea?

zetareticoli commented 1 year ago

I used the slash when there are nested items under a page only, to differentiate their relationship. Does it make sense?

The thing is... also those other pages have (in the site's architecture) nested pages, just not in the sitemap. Under Notizie you find news pages, under Events you find event pages, etc. It's just not sustainable to add these to the sitemap as it would need to be updated frequently, plus there's going to be hundreds of these pages overtime.

So, if we want to signal nested pages in the site architecture, we should include slashes for those too. If we only want to signal nested pages in the sitemap only, then it's fine as it is. Which of these two was your idea?

I completely agree with the idea of using slashes to signal nested pages in the site architecture. If we decide to go with this approach, we should also include an example of a child page for each of those nested pages. This will help users understand the site structure and navigate it more easily.

EDIT: I missed the point that we couldn't add specific details pages (like an article or an event)

zetareticoli commented 1 year ago

@danielenole applied changes