DURT Meeting 2018-03-02
Attendees
Agenda
- #repo-managers Updates
- Hyrax vs. Nurax, collections-extensions Status
- Nurax is just supposed to be the newest release of Hyrax. Vanilla instance of Hyrax for testing.
- Difference with Nurax vs. a local Hyrax - all configurations turned on.
- Nurax does not always have the most recent code. Usually deployed closer to formal release.
- Once it gets 2.1, it may be on that for a while. Already in beta release.
- QA Testing
- Working on big bugs (like Rails errors)
- Will move into release candidate, might be best time for DURT.
- Last time, there were 5 release candidates, 10 weeks. Shorter window this time around.
- Could also consider trying to do our work right after 2.1 (as 2.1.1, perhaps)
- Release process: http://samvera.github.io/release_process.html
- More bugs in sharing/permissions than navigation / discovery
- Hyrax vs. Nurax, collections-extensions Status
- DURT Planning
Running issues: UI/UX Hyrax running issue list
- UXIG will process issues from this list into GitHub
- Actionable feedback plan / advice
- Adam might be able to help work on recommendations. Typically hard to get development effort.
- There are also accessibility issues that need to be fixed.
- Timing / schedule
- Nasty bugs have another two weeks
- Let's just wait for wait for full release to do testing
- Scope / focus
- Work with staff again
- How many participants?
- Documentation to review
- Governance questions
- Will this affect us?
Action Items / Next Steps
- Explore collections functionality (navigating between three views of object can be tricky/confusing.) *might be a good candidate for user testing
- Example collection: https://nurax.curationexperts.com/collections/gb19f583j?locale=en
- Lots of layout elements came from initial wireframes (Hyku). May want to reconsider.
- Another issue: https://github.com/samvera/hyrax/issues/2680
- Breadcrumbs are another issue
- Adam: consider other UX methods for glaring problems, before doing user testing
- Julie will tag UI/UX advisors on some smaller issues (not requiring user testing)