Closed flukeout closed 8 years ago
Looks good; let's also see what An-Me think of the Web Lit and 21st C Skills treatments?
Where would we anticipate tags going once we add them? After the 21st C Skills?
DAMNIT, I forgot about tags! AHHHHH.
Anyway, about tags - we'll probably make them unlinked, since we don't really have a way to do anything if you click them. So just a quick little list somewhere maybe. I feel like it's more of a search tool than something you care about when looking at the activity?
Agreed, unless we want to make affordances for seeing other activities and user-curated collections by tag at some point down the road.
So maybe we won't bother listing them on the activity itself then? They only provide vague meta-info and won't be clickable.
What I mean is, if we make them visible, then maybe one day they could be clickable to see other activities with the same tag?
Yeah, but then we'd have to go and edit every activity to make those links work, so we might as well save the work for when we can get the benefit from it? I also don't know what all the tags for each activity are, are they listed somewhere?
You mean there's no magic way to make all alike tag talk with one another? Script the CSS nodules thusly!
I hear you. I think we should make tags visible, if not functional, to help people find key words during searches - like the IMLS folk would benefit from #imls #libraries, etc.
In the activity database, the tags will be in there, so along with a link to a piece of curriculum will be a list of tags. The activities will be searchable via tags, and the tags will show up with each search result. In addition to that, if you want, we can add that list of tags to the actual activity content - it just doesn't seem to provide any value once you actually get to the activity.
Your call though! We can try tagging a few and see how it feels. Do you want to pick a couple activities in the current set and give me a list of tags for each?
In the meantime, I'm goint to link all of the skills tags to their spot on the web lit map.
Okay - I get it better now. I think there's something to visual affirmation for users looking for clues from other users on the page, but my primary concern is discoverability by search.
Let's try this without the tags on the page.
Sounds good, another Q, what order do you want the skill types listed? We have Read, Write & Participate right now, but on the web lit map they are "Write, Read & Participate"
Also, shoot, we don't have a way to link "Collaboration" directly to that skill, we have just have main 21C skills page here - https://learning.mozilla.org/en-US/web-literacy/skills - I can link them all there until we figure out something better?
I was wrong, we can - https://learning.mozilla.org/en-US/web-literacy/skills#problem-solving woooop!
R --> W --> P.
Closing this - we'll be moving forward with the styling in the template.
Hey @chadsansing the Blank Template has all of the latest styling, please check it out here...
Let me know your thoughts & feedback. Once we finalize this one we can apply these styles to the rest of the content in the repo.