Description
The meeting details on the new community page are not formatted by like the rest of the page.
In general: Perhaps we don't need this on the community page but a link to a new page since it swallows up the rest of the resources of which the page was intended. We already have a mention of the weekly chat in the bullet points, so it is extra confusing. Perhaps that should link to a nicely formatted page about the meetings if people are interested.
To look like the rest of the page/general guidelines:
(1) Follow look and feel of rest of site
- Titles should be in all caps --> Agenda and Notes not Agenda and notes (and/if/but not caps)
- If you have a list of items --> Use the bullets
- We use numbers no where else on the site
- Periods only needed at end of sentences (https://w3id.org/cwl/meeting_minutes.)
- Hyperlinks should be given context (https://w3id.org/cwl/meeting_minutes.) and alt text instead of the direct link.
- Avoid long hyperlinks if possible: EMEA-Americas: weekly every Wednesday at 16:00 UTC from March-November and 17:00 UTC from November-March
- You should try to not have have section headers just start mid-page, for a good example to do this correctly see here: https://www.commonwl.org/features
- Balance new sections with existing format and content: Code of conduct already lives here: https://www.commonwl.org/code-of-conduct/ -- link to it perhaps in the list of bullet points above instead of having a new section for it.
- Consider making a new page when a topic seems to overwhelm the content of the page and/or is not of interest to all participants or very detailed on one topic
- Avoid hyperlinks when you can just put the detail easily on the page -- aka EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) is way more informative than linking to a wikipedia article. Same with APAC.
(2) Make things are new person/user friendly as possible: No explanation made about what the Weekly Meeting is, why one would attend or any context. Again, lots of work to make things as user-friendly in mind so we should keep doing this.
In general, we should have a review process since a bunch of work was made to make the website look good , organized, be approachable and consistent. Otherwise, I fear we will lose the headway we made quickly with the reformat.