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Once people commit to coming to MozFest, the schedule is the most important thing. Guidebook is totally awesome, but leaves a little to be desired UX-wise.
Problem: We want to make the schedule accessible via a browser so we don'trequire people to download an app. When we include a link to the online schedule on the Guidebook landing page, this link also gets included on the first view of the online schedule itself. It's not the worst thing, but looks slightly odd, and might catch a few people in a link loop.
Solution Part 1
Change the mzl.la/sched shortlink to point to mozillafestival.org/schedule (this page is still being finalized)
If stuff above is working smoothly, we can edit General Info on guidebook, removing the links to online schedule. This intro should probably include a link to the mozfest site.
We could try and edit the guidebook Cover page from the default to include the schedule itself. Editing can't seem to be done while others are editing the schedule. Has to be published. Might not be worth the effort.
@gideonthomas - can you drive this? Please correct mozfest.org/schedule to the proper URL for that page.
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I found the term "online schedule" confusing. Could we change it to something around "web version" or "browser-based"? Maybe the link could read "view schedule in browser"?
@gideonthomas sorry I didn't update this before. I updated the shortlink for mzl.la/sched so it pointed to the schedule page on the website. I'll try and dig up some stats so we can see how much it was used!
Once people commit to coming to MozFest, the schedule is the most important thing. Guidebook is totally awesome, but leaves a little to be desired UX-wise.
Problem: We want to make the schedule accessible via a browser so we don'trequire people to download an app. When we include a link to the online schedule on the Guidebook landing page, this link also gets included on the first view of the online schedule itself. It's not the worst thing, but looks slightly odd, and might catch a few people in a link loop.
Solution Part 1
Solution Part 2
@gideonthomas - can you drive this? Please correct mozfest.org/schedule to the proper URL for that page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: