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This will require action from Tori.

Sidebar links on work pages are using relative paths, which lead to the wrong place:

Some possibilities:

https://github.com/lewiscollard/django-flexible-images

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30434956/django-cms-and-responsive-images

Can probably just copy/paste from Tori's website.

When images are large, masonry loads them on top of one another. Let's specify the exact width of images as per this SO answer.

Work pages should resemble Emily's website, and should follow Liz's specifications:

I'd also like to have the images in the subcategories to be shown as thumbnails in a grid, and when you click on one, you can go through them all with arrows to the left and right. The way it is now, where you scroll down to go through all the images, isn't great for displaying images that are all part of the same series.

Currently, entries on the page are ordered by reverse created-date. There should be an easy way to reorder them, most likely entailing a switch in ordering logic. Perhaps just an "order" attribute that auto-increments? (reference)

Then push it to the server.

There must be a configuration problem in postgres.

• Only Model categories should be visible
• Get rid of unnecessary pluralization

Liz should be able to scroll through photos on the front-end and select images for editing when she's logged in.

Forked from the DataMade Site Launch Checklist.

Web Search Indexing

• If you have a staging site, tell the search engine robots not to index you with a robots.txt
• Make sure you allow indexing when you are ready to launch
• Make sure you handle the www subdomain with DNS redirect

Google Analytics

• Create Google Analytics account
• Hook up the GA Tracking Code (typically in our analytics_lib.js file)
• Set up relevant Goals and Funnels
• Set up Google Webmaster Tools
• Verify site in Webmaster Tools with DNS TXT record
• Link Webmaster Tools to Google Analytics

Sharing & Rich Snippets

• Set up general meta tags

• <meta name=“description”>
• <meta name=“author”>

• Set up Facebook meta tags & validate here

• <meta property=“og:site_name”>
• <meta property=“og:title”>
• <meta property=“og:type”>
• <meta property=“og:description”>
• <meta property=“og:url”>
• <meta property=“og:image”>

• Set up Twitter meta tags & validate here

• <meta name=“twitter:card”>
• <meta name=“twitter:site”>
• <meta name=“twitter:creator”>
• <meta name=“twitter:description”> (note that this needs to be under 200 characters)
• <meta name=“twitter:title”>
• <meta name=“twitter:url”>
• <meta name=“twitter:image:src”>

Mobile Friendliness

Test on various mobile devices:

• scrolling is easy
• nav bar works
• hoverable things are tappable
• charts/maps look ok

Page Speed

• run the site through https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

Miscellaneous Polish

• add favicons, apple touch icons (http://www.favicomatic.com/)
• add 404 & 500 error pages

Testing

• Plan for a day of bugfixing. This day should happen after you have added the last features you plan on adding.

GitHub Readme

If the site is open source, make sure the Readme.md is complete and accurate.

Here's a few good examples:

• Geomancer
• Illinois Sunshine

The Readme should have the following sections:

• Overview
• Setup
• Running locally
• Team
• Errors / Bugs
• Pull Requests
• Copyright and License

The navigation should follow this structure:

- About
- Bodies
- Screens
- Design
- Zines

And should collapse to look like this:

- About
     |-----> About Liz
     |-----> Exhibitions
     |-----> Contact
- Bodies
     |-----> "Work title", Date
     |-----> [...]
- Screens
     |-----> "Work title", Date
     |-----> [...]
- Design
     |-----> "Work title", Date
     |-----> [...]
- Zines
     |-----> "Work title", Date
     |-----> [...]

The admin page leaves a lot to be desired right now. Specifically:

• Hide SlugFields so that Liz doesn't have to enter empty text every time she makes a new project

Guide here.

First, get an idea from Liz about what she'd like to be able to put up there.

Guide here.

Logged-in users should be able to preview uploaded images on the "change" page for any given work.