[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #2733: Give users ability to mark sessions of interest
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#2733: Give users ability to mark sessions of interest
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Reporter: circlecube | Owner: iandunn
Type: enhancement | Status: accepted
Priority: high | Milestone:
Component: WordCamp Site & Plugins | Resolution:
Keywords: stakeholder-feedback need-ui |
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Changes (by iandunn):
* owner: => iandunn
* status: new => accepted
Comment:
I think a good scope for v1 would be allowing attendees to:
1. Select the sessions they want to attend.
1. Save those selections in their browser (cookie, local storage, etc).
1. Send themselves an email with their personalized schedule. This way
they'll have it offline on their phone/tablet.
This should maintain backwards compatibility with the existing
`[schedule]` shortcode. It can just be a new layer of JavaScript on top of
the existing HTML, rather than a separate app. I think that'll be fairly
easy to do in a clean way just with element IDs or `data-` attributes.
This is a large enough project that it should follow
[https://make.wordpress.org/community/feature-requests-for-community-sites
/design-implementation-process/ the feature implementation guidelines].
Once that's done, we can close this ticket and create new tickets for
future iterations:
v2:
1. Explore the session and speaker details without navigating away from
the app.
1. Have a print button and print stylesheet.
1. Maybe add an easy way to transfer the interactive schedule to a new
device. e.g., Add a link to the email that they receive, and the link
contains the data on the saved schedule. When they open it, their saved
schedule is rebuilt and the data is saved to the new device's browser.
v3
1. Sharing schedules
1. Generating and emailing a PDF to attendees that they could save on
their mobile device
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Ticket URL: <https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2733#comment:9>
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