And I forgot one (added to the end below)
On 2013-07-31, at 12:42 PM, Michael Sweet <michael.r.sweet at gmail.com> wrote:
> All,
>> Now that we have the new server up-and-running, we can start work on the new web site. I have setup a beta test web site on the server for this work, available at:
>>http://beta.pwg.org/>> The goals and requirements of the new site are (roughly in order of importance:
>> 0. Adopt the new PWG logo and colors.
>> 1. Allow PWG members to add and update pages to the web site without hand-editing HTML files and using FTP to upload those changes to the site directory.
>> - This probably means using some sort of Content Management System (CMS)
> - Ideally we want a change history of pages in case errors are made and we need to roll back a change.
> - We don't want this to just be a Wiki as we've been down that road before and the consensus is that they don't work well for our membership.
> - New pages need to be moderated by the PWG Webmaster.
>> 2. Allow PWG members and our marketing folks to post articles to the home page (i.e. a Blog) that are of general interest to the membership and industry we represent.
>> - New articles need to be moderated by the PWG Webmaster.
> - The ability to post comments to articles would be nice (again, with moderation).
>> 3. Provide survey pages for meetings and articles. Right now we use Survey Monkey.
>> - Meeting surveys ask for name, organization, and the days that will be attended (in person, call in, or not attending)
> - Article surveys could be as simple as rating the article and providing plain text comments.
> - We'd need both the "take the survey" page and a page showing a summary and details of all responses.
> - Nice to have: arbitrary surveys with multiple choice questions, CSV export of responses, graphs, etc.
>> 4. Provide a registration page for IPP Everywhere implementations. This will be used to support IPP Everywhere self-certification.
4.5. Provide an issue tracking page for errata and registration issues
> 5. Provide integration with LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and other social web sites.
>> - "Tweet" (Twitter) or post (LinkedIn) new articles as they are published
> - "Like" new articles or pages (Facebook)
>> The timeframe for items 0-3 to be rolled out should be by the October 22-24, 2013 F2F meeting in Cupertino, CA.
>> Thoughts?
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> Michael Sweet
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Michael Sweet