Goals:
To produce a style guide that we can use to ensure consistency and extensibility in the community.
Principles:
Don't make new unless we cannot achieve otherwise
Meeting Information
Date: August 14, 2017
Time: 1:00-10:00 AM EST
Location: T4092
Invited Attendees: Core Team (9 members)
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Ian Kleinfeld
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Stephanie Mencia
- Landra Cunningham
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Stan Koprowski
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Jeff Perkinson
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Aaron Kennedy
- Jonathan Bryant
- Ryan DeWitt
- John Jones
- Daniel Valente
Happenings since Last Status Meeting
- None-- first time meeting on August 14
Upcoming Milestones
8/18/2017: Schedule recurring meetings
8/18/2017: Post minutes from meeting
8/25/2017: Build agenda for next meeting
Open Issues
Suggestions:
- Provide more structure to the meeting, specifically to set the expectations of what each member is required to do prior to the meeting
- Create rules (examples)
- Every page should have a call to action
- Taplet headlines should appear different from their content
- Taplet headlines should be left justified
- Taplet headlines should have a hyperlink
- Design Tenant: Utilize as much information per pixel as possible
- Reevaluate the purpose and decide if we should continue the meetings with a Go-No/Go option moving forward
Upcoming Event
Work session—Discussions Page:
- What atomic (objects) are on the page currently.
- Which have been customized?
- What do they look like out of the box?
- Define rules for each atom
Work session--Profile Page
Work session--Images
Work session--Home Page
New Issues/Action Items
Team discussion—
Jeff provided an overview of the reasons for assembling the team, goals of the project, guiding principles and the availalble interaction styles in the community (TKBs, Blogs, Groups, Ideas, Forums/Boards/Discussions). Above the basic interaction styles are categories or folder structures. Jeff also provided the differences amonst the various interaction styles. Ian provided an overview of the out-of-the-box style versus existing community pages. He provided an overview of the benefits of having a style guide and peek into some of the existing atomic elements.
Mindmap meeting notes
