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Miscellaneous Feedback on new OpenC2.org #9
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All good thoughts - I agree.
This may just be an old guy thing, but I find carousels a bit annoying. I
like to choose what I see, not have a website change by itself like a
sorcerer's apprentice. AT&T did a great job setting up all the possible
technology as a demo, but I'll register a mild vote that we leave that one
unpopulated.
Dave
…On Mon, Sep 14, 2020 at 1:44 PM David Lemire ***@***.***> wrote:
After spending some time going through the new website, I've some thoughts:
- I think FAQs w/o answers (e.g., in the "relation to ..." section)
should be answered or removed from this site;
- they can remain in the TC-Ops repo
<https://github.com/oasis-tcs/openc2-tc-ops> on GH and answers
developed there.
- Need consider balance of content between TC ops and website;
- some things (FAQ) on TC ops might just become links to website,
unless we have TC FAQs on the website and internal operations FAQ in the
repo
- TC FAQs with answers still in development could remain in TC Ops
- Cycle time on the front page banner seems a bit too fast
- Should methodically check links to externals and
- (i) make sure they work and
- (ii) ensure their content is up-to-date, if ours (particularly
the TC and SC pages at OASIS)
- Do we need legend entries for the red and blue arrows on the front
page graphic?
- Is it worth turning projects into links on the "What is OASIS?" page
- On the OpenC2 In The News (OC2ITN) page:
- entries w/o links need to be updated or purged; mostly
meaningless w/o a link
- All three specs were originally published July 2019, but not all
are shown (announcement for all is shown);
- should point to latest OASIS-published versions (and only those)
- should have an entry for the inaugural TC meeting in June 2017
- Generic entries like "Rochester Security Summit" would benefit
from more meaningful labels; in general would rather link to presentation
videos than slide if available
- Should have entries for F2F meetings (maybe), January 2020 plug
fest (definitely)
- Should scrub LinkedIn for openc2-related postings that can be
added
- Can we compress a bit vertically?
- Does the left-right placement have to be edited manually if
changes are made that affect that?
From a process perspective, we need to capture how to update various
components of the website.
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After spending some time going through the new website, I've some thoughts:
Cycle time on the front page banner seems a bit too fast(disabled)Can we compress a bit vertically?(adjusted)Does the left-right placement have to be edited manually if changes are made that affect that?(L/R removed)From a process perspective, we need to capture how to update various components of the website.(in the updated README.md)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: