Revision as of 16:50, 6 April 2015

(I moved the updates to the discussion tab)

Tasks

~~suggest to Simon that we ask template01 for the styling~~ DONE
Tell Simon about application deadline extension
Figure out with template01 budget & give to Simon budget figure
Choose domain name

Wiki

Move away from SMW
Create a hierarchy of categories: Work > Graduation work / Thematic Project /

Website Content

Media Design Presentation Text
Graduation works (current and past) - current year has to be + prominent
Graduation Program
Media Art taxonomy - Categories (Annet)

Website Design

http://template01.info/clients/testing/pzi/proto02/ 26.03.2015

wiki: content & structures

http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/Category:Grad_project

Only 2014 Graduation projects were given the Category:Grad_project
They use the Template "Grad project"
the work's descriptions are often missing, as in http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/DUST http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/Gallery_Template
Front-end: http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/unlinked/

http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/Graduation_Projects_Archive

In 2014 Graduation projects were given the Category:Grad_project
Before 2014 Graduation projects were given the Category:work
Some graduation work have incomplete an Form - E.g. No Thumbnail
works go back to 2004

A work should only be given a website page only if it has at least one image

wiki categories

Categories:
    Graduation work
    ... 2013 / 2014 / 2015

Front End

Front-End elements:

index page
works' JSON dictionary
work pages

works' JSON dictionary

The strategy used to supply information about each work to the index page will be to:

query: Class:Graduation_work pages, where the graduation projects are documented
create JSON dictionary from information gathered from Class:Graduation_work pages, with keys: PageId, Description, Creator, Date(year), Thumbnail, Thumbnail_url, Website
Index page uses the info stored in JSON dictionary: maybe when the user hovers over the

work's image the work Title, Creator, Date(year) can appear.

About the JSON dictionary: each key corresponds to a work; the key is the wiki id of that work's page; each key has as value a dictionary containing Description, Creator, Date(year), Thumbnail, Website, Title;

index page

generated, with work thumbnail creating areas

page

Are pages necessary?

They can display more information (Extra) than what is on the template/JSON dictionary information. Including more images

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 The strategy used to supply information about each work to the index page will be to:
 * query: Class:Graduation_work pages, where the graduation projects are documented
-* create JSON dictionary from information gathered from Class:Graduation_work pages: PageId, Description,
+* create JSON dictionary from information gathered from Class:Graduation_work pages, with keys: PageId, Description, Creator, Date(year), Thumbnail, Thumbnail_url, Website
-Creator, Date(year), Thumbnail, Website
 * Index page uses the info stored in JSON dictionary: maybe when the user hovers over the
 work's image the work Title, Creator, Date(year) can appear.

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