Rethink the way that we're framing the project for first time users

[iamjessklein]

I've been thinking about this a bit. Based on some of the real world usability testing that I've done, I've noticed:

1. Process is essential for orientation
2. Project-members (designers, engineers, pms, clients) look at the site and often collect methods to share and use with their team. This is done by cutting and pasting links into (often) google docs.
3. Website visitors want to browse the different methods with more ease.

To address these three concerns, I recommend:

• Put the process on the home page front and center
• Add the functionality to "collect" and share methods
• Incorporate filtering options into the search
• Highlight bite-sized, jargon-free descriptions of methods on the cards.

I started to draft some mockups of the filtering and collect functionality:

cc/ @toolness @pamela-drouin @dmichl