3:23pm
Still looking for work.
In other news, I've updated the comics application I'm working on to include a link and RSS feed for all comments from a particular comic. That's just a minor addition, but I'm glad I got it worked out.
The single most important page on the site, the individual comics page display, is probably 80% complete. The navigation between pages, to other comics and to related tags is basically done. The next step is the navigation options by list of pages and (eventually) a calendar view. The navigation by list of pages is going to be fairly simple, at least until I work out how to add chapter headings. The calendar view will have to wait a bit as well.
The second most important set of pages is the process of adding or editing a new page, with adding/editing a new comic being a close third.
The way I see it, the one thing every visitor to the site will want to do is to view comics pages. That's what the site is for, after all.
For the smaller subset of comics creators, the most common behavior will be adding a new installment to their comic. The next most important behavior (if not literally the next most common) will be adding a comic itself.
Once those behaviors are robust and at least 90% good to go, the other features like friends lists and so on can be introduced.
Jeff
In other news, I've updated the comics application I'm working on to include a link and RSS feed for all comments from a particular comic. That's just a minor addition, but I'm glad I got it worked out.
The single most important page on the site, the individual comics page display, is probably 80% complete. The navigation between pages, to other comics and to related tags is basically done. The next step is the navigation options by list of pages and (eventually) a calendar view. The navigation by list of pages is going to be fairly simple, at least until I work out how to add chapter headings. The calendar view will have to wait a bit as well.
The second most important set of pages is the process of adding or editing a new page, with adding/editing a new comic being a close third.
The way I see it, the one thing every visitor to the site will want to do is to view comics pages. That's what the site is for, after all.
For the smaller subset of comics creators, the most common behavior will be adding a new installment to their comic. The next most important behavior (if not literally the next most common) will be adding a comic itself.
Once those behaviors are robust and at least 90% good to go, the other features like friends lists and so on can be introduced.
Jeff
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