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Initial Analysis for the Design of the Page

  • Design Elements
    • Needs support for dark mode
      • It currently looks a bit too ugly. It should be easy to achieve using TailwindCSS
    • Needs a better homepage
    • Needs a NavBar
      • The current one does not look really good and it just showcases the path. I can build something better
    • I like the way in which it categorises the problems by problem category.
      • I’m not sure how I would do this but I want to replicate it.
      • I do not like the way in which it displays them though. I feel the ID and Title parameters do not make much sense
    • I like the stats in the main page, will definitely copy that.
    • Mostly just collections of stuff, I can use FB and Grid to try to show more details of each one of the problems before actually clicking on them
  • Organisation of the Files and Library System
    • For now, I see 2 distributions that I can use to organise them
      • Category: Seems like the obvious choice and I like how it is simple but powerful. It would be pretty easy to implement.
      • Based on how many have been placed on the library so far: Not as powerful and for me it makes no sense to do this.
      • Based on the language that has been used to construct the model
    • As mentioned by Joan and looking at the page, each problem is composed by:
      • Name of the Problem: Text
      • Author: Text
      • Description: Text
      • Variations: They seem to be related with the competition tracks.
        • Every problem has their variations. These can be more than one:
          • Models: Stored as files. They can be multiple.
            • Language in which the model is coded. Single value
            • Instances: Group of files. They are packaged as a zip file. Need to keep track of the path.
          • Description of the Variation
          • Generator
            • They produce the possible available actions with an given state
            • Displayed as a downloadable file. Dunno if there are ways to preview it.
      • Year in which it was used
        • They can be generated openly
          • If generated through competition, you will probably need a URL and the actual year in which it was created
      • References:
        • Paper citations might also be necessary. These are obtained for the problem
        • There can be 2 types of citations:
          • BibTex which are:
            • Constant page reference
            • Compile-Time reference for the problem.
  • Questions
    • Do the ID and Title of the problems really matter here? I feel like they make no sense
      • The IDs have to stay for reference purposes.