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Provide design and implement first simple case study UI #1008

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derberg opened this issue Oct 6, 2022 · 8 comments
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Provide design and implement first simple case study UI #1008

derberg opened this issue Oct 6, 2022 · 8 comments
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@derberg
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derberg commented Oct 6, 2022

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We started collecting data -> https://github.com/asyncapi/website/pull/921/files
Now we just need to display it in the UI too.

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Top nav

Case studies it not docs only related and not community only related. Case studies are something in between, but kinda separate 😄

In other words, IMHO, we need new item in the top navigation, between Docs and Community

Landing page
  • we need to have a place where we have some intro:
    • explanation what people can find
    • and how people can contribute to the list of case studies
  • we need a filter where users can filter case studies by industry (this can be added later once we have more case studies)
  • I personally do not like pages like https://kubernetes.io/case-studies/ that just link icons, I think we can do it better, like our TSC cards for example. So display cards with
    • company logo and some additional metadata info like, name, description and industry.
    • when I click the card, I should see more details
Details page about single case study

Let me know if you need more clarification.
Later we need to figure more UI where we consume data from the case study files, for example UI where we display only data from asyncapi.fullExample, so in one UI somebody can see only examples. But that is something for later

@derberg derberg added enhancement area/typescript Specify what technical area given issue relates to. Its goal is to ease filtering good first issues. area/design Specify what technical area given issue relates to. Its goal is to ease filtering good first issues. labels Oct 6, 2022
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I would love to work on the UI part for the case study@derberg

@akshatnema akshatnema added area/javascript and removed area/typescript Specify what technical area given issue relates to. Its goal is to ease filtering good first issues. labels Oct 7, 2022
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@derberg I always wonder why you consider the website repository built in Typescript, although we have 98.5% of code written in Javascript 😆.

In other words, IMHO, we need new item in the top navigation, between Docs and Community

I just want to inform you that we already have a big nav with various options and menus specified in it, which makes the mobile navbar extremely long and scrollable. Do you have any other alternative? From my perspective, you can add an option of Case Studies in Docs menu, but specify the route of the case studies to be entirely different in the codebase.

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@Mayaleeeee @derberg I'd recommend you take a look at Hasura's case studies UI for inspiration https://hasura.io/case-studies/.

Kindly share your thoughts :)

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Mayaleeeee commented Oct 7, 2022

This as really nice @AceTheCreator. Thank you🥰

However, I would love to have more examples for inspiration.

And here are the ones I have seen so far

https://knative.dev/docs/about/case-studies/puppet/

https://www.hashicorp.com/resources/making-movie-magic-with-hashicorp-nomad

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This as really nice @AceTheCreator. Thank you🥰

However, I would love to have more examples for inspiration.

And here are the ones I have seen so far

https://knative.dev/docs/about/case-studies/puppet/

https://www.hashicorp.com/resources/making-movie-magic-with-hashicorp-nomad

Let me know if any help is needed :)

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derberg commented Oct 10, 2022

@derberg I always wonder why you consider the website repository built in Typescript, although we have 98.5% of code written in Javascript 😆.

@akshatnema ah, they're pushing this crap (TS) all over the place now, and it just got into my brain too deep 😆

I just want to inform you that we already have a big nav with various options and menus specified in it, which makes the mobile navbar extremely long and scrollable. Do you have any other alternative? From my perspective, you can add an option of Case Studies in Docs menu, but specify the route of the case studies to be entirely different in the codebase.

We can always get rid of Jobs as nobody is really using it 😄

I would love to work on the UI part for the case study@derberg

@Mayaleeeee go ahead ❤️ just remember to have it aligned with rest of the website, and the brand

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closing this as now we have our first ever case study on the website

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