[Dev-flock] process plan

[Clay Ward]

I just gave an interview with my friend Dan who submits stories for
http://www.goodcleantech.com.  He's going to hold off on publishing it until
the beginning of March to let us catch up on our UI and performance.  So
we've got about a month to implement what we can of our next iteration
before we start pulling in some actual traffic.

No worries, this isn't Slashdot yet.  I'd even be happy if Dan's readers saw
our current implementation.  But I thought that the extra month might give
us some good encouragement.

Woohoo!

-clay

On Jan 29, 2008 10:22 AM, Clay Ward <clay at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:

> Here's our plan for how the next iteration of TAM will progress:
>
> 1.  There is now a page on the tworavens google groups that Chia created
> to organize the feedback that we've gotten from our first research
>  workshop.  http://groups.google.com/group/TwoRavens/web/user-feedback
>
> 2.  Chia has asked everyone to comment on it before Friday.  Feel free to
> add your thoughts.
>
> 3.  Chia will then work through everyone's comments and organize them into
> two documents:
>
> 4.  The first document will be an addition of several tasks to the trac
> page.  Hopefully that will be kept up to date as Dan and Mike and Lucy take
> care of the tasks that need to be done to finish up our prototype so that we
> can depend on it working correctly as we go forward.
>
> 5.  The second document will outline a couple of vision proposals.  These
> will modify the user interaction in response to the feedback we've
> received.  Chia will post visual descriptions of the options that she sees
> to our google groups page so that our supporters can comment.
>
> 6.  Chia is learning CSS and SVG to prepare for this redesign.  Depending
> on the scale of changes the Trac list will be more or less involved.  We
> will also want to modify and implement the flash intro cartoons that Raj and
> I have made.
>
> woohoo!
>
> -clay
>
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