Talk:Design Document
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I like the idea of trying to emulate Wikipedia and their organization to a large extent. So for example, the main page provides an easy access point, while providing simple access to higher level categories and the table of contents. A possible combination of higher level natural categories for drilling down (editing, programming, administration) are on the main design document page. Having access to data typically organized by wikis such as lists and categories forms a higher level category in Wikipedia. | I like the idea of trying to emulate Wikipedia and their organization to a large extent. So for example, the main page provides an easy access point, while providing simple access to higher level categories and the table of contents. A possible combination of higher level natural categories for drilling down (editing, programming, administration) are on the main design document page. Having access to data typically organized by wikis such as lists and categories forms a higher level category in Wikipedia. | ||
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| + | I think things like the logging in page just created should somehow be made prominent, easy to find, possibly in an "overview" page or something a la Wikipedia. | ||
Revision as of 17:04, 27 March 2012
I like the idea of trying to emulate Wikipedia and their organization to a large extent. So for example, the main page provides an easy access point, while providing simple access to higher level categories and the table of contents. A possible combination of higher level natural categories for drilling down (editing, programming, administration) are on the main design document page. Having access to data typically organized by wikis such as lists and categories forms a higher level category in Wikipedia.
I think things like the logging in page just created should somehow be made prominent, easy to find, possibly in an "overview" page or something a la Wikipedia.
