10-28-09
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1) Plan for a web page content inventory. http://www.usability.gov/design/inventory.html a. Get a list of all the urls on the site from the server b. Or get a site map c. And/or Generate a report from Drupal about all pages. d. Create a spreadsheet or an access database with the following information - the overall topic or area to which the page belongs - the page title - the URL - a short description of the information on the page - when the page was first written - the date of the last revision - who wrote the page (if you know it) - who is responsible for the page now and that person's contact information - when the page must be reviewed next - the expiration date of the page (if there is one) - other pages that this page links to - the page's status--- Use this category to keep track of progress in revising or developing the content for your site. If you are revising a site, you can use this category to indicate whether a page is fine to keep, needs to be deleted, needs to be revised, is being revised, etc. If you are developing a new site or new content, you can use this category to indicate how far along a particular page is: planned, being written, being edited, in review, ready for posting, or posted. 2) Talk about Rosie's involvement with Team 200. a. A subtopic of this is how to prioritize items in Jira and assign them to people who will execute on them. 3) Next feature or "did you know" |