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UX plans, mock-ups, and sketches — used for platform buildout
Comments below, Jesse, from Suz, sent to you awhile ago.
My main issue with the admin is the problem with loading hundreds of individual images when looking at our list of imported projects. Nate Bedortha btw said he thought he had a solution for this.
Now from Suz:
First, as mentioned, the platform is easy to use. I like it.
I have some preliminary questions after entering my first project. Without seeing what the completed pages look like, this is the extent of it for now. Once I see how the assets are presented on a page, I may have additional questions.
Regarding the Assets page --
will there be a search feature? It will be helpful to be able to quickly access older projects for editing
is it possible to include the artist name on the projects that appear on this page? If I don't know the album name it'll be helpful to be able to view by artist, or at least see the artist name listed somewhere
Regarding the "Miscellaneous" category within each album --
after I entered a photo, my only choice was to go back to the main Assets page. It would be nice to be able to stay within the "Miscellaneous" category for entering various assets, without having to jump out of it and back into the album, then back in to the category.
should I upload the project's label logo to this category? I'm not sure how the various assets are presented on a completed page so I wasn't sure where to enter the label logo but I'm guessing this is the place
Regarding the music upload section
Other questions --
A major focus of this round of UX enhancement will lie with moving everything currently in the "Elements" section onto the main page, creating a top-down experience that puts most common tasks right at hand. (Some discussion about this in issue #1)
The main features of this page:
Here are all the non-form page elements and chrome for the proposed UX revisions in the admin. Brand aside, the focal points are:
Hello! First post here. My full-time job is in UX, but I spend my free time playing in a band and hosting a radio program for a community-supported station.
I've played a bit with the self-hosted and hosted versions, and I have a question to ask: After logging in, what is that CASH would like a user to do? I realize there are lots of things users could do, but I can imagine for someone who's not familiar with the service, they are probably thinking, "I'd like to accomplish X."
I really like the yellow callout panel because it follows the established UX principle of providing signposts & cues. I know what I can do with that. (Of course, if I don't have any elements, then this callout is not helpful.)
However, it's the only callout. And it sets up a problem: If this is my first visit, what do I do if I have no assets or elements?
Perhaps we can brainstorm another 3-4 concrete tasks and develop additional callouts that can lead users through a set workflow?
Here are a couple things I came up with:
It might be a good idea to poll some of the public beta testers about what they wanted to do first?
I've been doing a lot of thinking, largely inspired by @theoreticalgirl and the need to radically simplify the admin interface for new users. Right now we're basically throwing people into something as complex as Quickbooks without much in the way of introduction, documentation, etc.
I honestly think the admin interface is generally as simple as it can be for something that is a pretty complex tool. We've got lots of room for improvement, but the concepts are solid. That said, not everyone wants all the complexity.
Because people have different needs and learn at different paces, I think we should take a cue from modern webapps and offer a single-task driven simple interface for new people. Rather than just a tutorial, people should be able to use the platform in this simple mode until they need more — at which time we graduate them to the full interface and their experience will reinforce those concepts so we can rapidly get them up to speed.
Here's a huge mockup of the new workflow:
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