Some users have reported some design elements could be made more logical.
Most of these are remnants from past features.
[x] The Level column on the standard page doesn't need to exist, it's already categorised by the big "Level 1".
[x] The table on the standard page doesn't need to be in a separate box that says "Standards", it's already a given
[ ] Have some indication when links go offsite (maybe that icon that people use). Mostly referring to the links under each standard that lead to Schedules, Exams, Standards, All.
[x] We don't actually need Schedules, Exams, Standards, and All, because this information is now contained as resources that are served.
[ ] At the bottom of the subject page provide a link to the NZQA website for that specific subject (if I store the information to do that correctly, with NZQA's name for each subject)
[ ] Left align subheading in table (Level 1) and maybe make it say e.g. Level 1 Physics
[ ] Remove the large heading at the top for subject page and home page
[ ] Move the heading on the home page up into the nav bar (centered)
[ ] Stop calling them stars, as it's now more about adding them to your course now
[ ] Potentially move starred standards for a subject under the subject heading, this will mean large courses can be more easily divided up, and there will be instant feedback for starring a standard when in the subject page
[ ] Make the small-text star in the "click the icon by a standard to add it here." fill and un-fill when clicked (just for fun)
Not all of these features must be implemented, but it is useful to compile a list of the possibilities.
Later ones:
[ ] Percentage internal or external
[ ] Add a line or more space between resource buttons and cards to separate them
[ ] Add a star all button to the shared page
[ ] Add a filtering option, to filter by standard type (unit/achievement). This would be mostly helpful for subjects like english.
[ ] Sort by default by externals first, then internal, then unit.
[ ] Add a "recent standards" list, keeping track of where one has been
[ ] Add some text or a tooltip to better explain that you can share standards.
Some users have reported some design elements could be made more logical. Most of these are remnants from past features.
Not all of these features must be implemented, but it is useful to compile a list of the possibilities.
Later ones: