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Website redesign, branding, and long term structure #978
Website redesign, branding, and long term structure #978
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Should probably consider E2E testing (finally) when considering going out with our "final" docs. - #560 |
After reviewing the initial design for the #1094 , some good discussions around rethinking parts of the website came up
One good exercise we considered was doing a live mockup with all the elements we want, and just drag and drop them in real time. We can use it as forcing function to really understand what we care about most in terms of showing off and what to prioritize. All these items are important, unfortunately they can't all be above the fold, so we'll have to pick something, and ideally that also works well on mobile to make sure we retain the "above the fold" experience. |
For anyone following along, please feel free to get involved in some discussions i've started for the new website. ✌️ |
Discussed in #503
Originally posted by thescientist13 April 3, 2021
As we plan for the next set of features to get Greenwood to a 1.0 release it would be to start discussing some related issues around structure, navigation, discoverability, and design.
Some previous related issues on this topic were
Some things we would like to consider are:
Details
These are the things we should do as part of the actual cutover
Location
redirects for new website - content/issue 33 guides pages www.greenwoodjs.dev#94 + content/issue 31 Docs pages www.greenwoodjs.dev#117/guides/cloudflare-workers-deployment/
->/guides/hosting/cloudflare/
/guides/firebase/
-> 404/guides/github-pages/
->/guides/hosting/github/
/guides/netlify-deploy/
(netlify) ->/guides/hosting/netlify/
/guides/netlify-cms/
(netlify???) -> 404/guides/now/
(vercel) ->/guides/hosting/vercel/
/guides/s3-cloudfront/
(AWS) ->/guides/hosting/aws/
/guides/theme-packs/
->/guides/tutorials/theme-packs/
/getting-started/
->/guides/getting-started/
/about/*
->/docs/introduction/about/
/plugins/
->/docs/references/plugins-api/
/plugins/adapter/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#adapter
/plugins/context/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#context
/plugins/copy/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#copy
/plugins/renderer/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#renderer
/plugins/resource/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#resource
/plugins/rollup/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#rollup
/plugins/server/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#server
/plugins/source/
->/docs/reference/plugins-api/#source
/plugins/custom-plugins/
->/docs/plugins/
/docs/component-model/
->/docs/introduction/web-standards/#web-components
/docs/configuration/
->/docs/reference/configuration/
/docs/front-matter/
->/docs/resources/markdown/
/docs/markdown/
->/docs/resources/markdown/#frontmatter
/docs/scripts/
->/docs/resources/scripts/
/docs/css-and-images/
->/docs/resources/styles/
/docs/layouts/
->/docs/pages/layouts/
/docs/server-rendering/
->/docs/pages/server-rendering/
/docs/api-routes/
->/docs/pages/api-routes/
/docs/menus/
->/docs/content-as-data/collections/
/docs/data/
->/docs/content-as-data/
These are the things to track after the cutover
peerDependencies
error for npm (by bumping peer deps in our packages on each release?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: