- From: Nigel Megitt <nigel.megitt@bbc.co.uk>
- Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2021 11:58:22 +0000
- To: Denis Ah-Kang <denis@w3.org>, spec-prod <spec-prod@w3.org>
Hi Denis, Looks like a good iterative improvement. I think this might work! I only have questions, not comments: How are the families sorted in the list results? It's not obvious looking at the view of all specifications - maybe by descending date of most recent publication plus some other secondary key? Is some option to allow the sort key and direction to be changed a feature on the roadmap? What information is indexed to provide results for the (non-advanced) search box? For example, if you put a family name into the search box is the expectation that it would work to show you the specs in that family? Nigel On 23/07/2021, 12:44, "Denis Ah-Kang" <denis@w3.org> wrote: Hi all, After receiving your feedback on reorganizing the list of TR reports [1], we had some discussions with Studio 24 to update their initial mockup to take your comments into consideration. It was also a good time to reflect on the different issues regarding the usability of the page and how valuable the concept of specification families is. The following prototypes are the result of the analysis: - initial state: https://w3c-dev.studio24.dev/technical-reports-v2/index.html - view of all specifications: https://w3c-dev.studio24.dev/technical-reports-v2/search-results-all.html - filtered view by tag, e.g. accessibility: https://w3c-dev.studio24.dev/technical-reports-v2/search-results-a11y.html The post [2] explains the different issues and how the new design tries to address them. The major changes are: 1/ the default view: initially the page will not list any specifications as opposed to all of them today so the users won’t get distracted with content they haven’t searched for. Note that the full list of specifications will still be accessible from a given link 2/ in the filters, the TR maturity levels have been reorganized by track and we are replacing some terms like ‘Recommendation’ by ’Standard’ which will be easier to understand for newcomers. In the prototype, the ‘Draft Notes’ status should be merged with ’Notes’ but it gives an idea of how the filters could be updated if we were to introduce additional status/track 3/ the advanced filters are hidden by default to reduce the amount of information. This also gives a way to provide a better description of each filter once opened 4/ group the specifications by families. While the prototypes show the specifications grouped by families, we still need to review the categorization. For now, the mockups are based on the early list [3] but that’s something that will require more discussions so don’t be surprised if a specification is not in the right family 5/ reduce the data for each specification to keep the page usable. The other information can be found in the specification itself Please let me know if you have any concerns or comments regarding the proposed design by *August 15, 2021* and I’ll relay them to Studio 24. Thank you, Denis [1] https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/spec-prod/2021JanMar/0001.html [2] https://w3c.studio24.net/updates/redesigning-the-landing-page-for-technical-reports/ [3] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WlqmB1ZTUo-nqpZ-E_bMUHD_KCcHUC10c2uctsj9Cv0/edit#gid=0
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