Content profile and functional brief
Wednesday 21 April 2010 6:50:16 am
Content Structure / Sitemap
Here is the current information structure, represented as a tree. Currently the Articles and Tutorials sections are separated. They contain very similar content though, hence the merger below :
Home |-- Forums | |-- Forum 1 | | |-- Forum Topic 1 | | | |-- Forum Reply 1 | | | `-- Forum Reply 2 | | | | | `-- Forum Topic 2 | | |-- Forum Reply 1 | | `-- Forum Reply 2 | | | |-- Forum 2 | `-- Forum 3 | | |-- Articles & Tutorials | |-- Tutorial 1 | |-- Tutorial 2 | |-- Tutorial 3 | |-- Article 1 | |-- Article 2 | `-- Article 3 | | |-- Blogs | |-- Blog 1 | | |-- Blog entry 1 | | |-- Blog entry 2 | | `-- Blog entry 3 | | | `-- Blog 2 | |-- Blog entry 1 | |-- Blog entry 2 | `-- Blog entry 3 | | |-- Projects | `-- (RSS feed displayed, can be moved somewhere else) | | |-- Directory | |-- People | | |-- Member 1 | | |-- Member 2 | | `-- Member 2 | `-- Companies (Partners) | |-- Partner 1 | `-- Partner 2 | | |-- Community Program (structuring document for individuals and companies in the community) | |-- Team | |-- Who is who | `-- Development (development tool, available to the share.ez.no team only) | `-- About |-- Get involved |-- Etiquette and Usages guidelines |-- Get eZ Software `-- How to get support for eZ Publish
This is the way content is stored in eZ Publish. This tree can be easily reflected in the menu/submenus through eZ Publish's templating language (http://share.ez.no is built with eZ Publish). The hierarchy represented above is the one currently in place (at the exception of the merged Articles & Tutorials section). To better reflect the "What content matters ?" part below, the organisation/hierarchy can (should ?) be reworked. "Team" part should be moved under "About". A new top-level entry is likely to be added: "Events", a central event management system. This latter feature is however not thought through yet.