There is no doubt about "Norway" but there may be doubt about "NO" or "N". Also NO can be interpreted as false.

Video is hosted from here: https://neic.no/bigmedia/neic_webintro.mp4

Solution is to not repeat them in the post sources.

https://neic.no/people/

I think this is supposed to distinguish between currently involved vs all who ever were involved, but it doesn't seem to do a super good job at that currently?

This event has an anchorjs link next to its heading which displays on hover.

http://neic.no/activities/tryggve/#eudat-sensitive-data-meeting

I wanted to do the same but with a calendar icon, to edit the calendar. I stole the html that anchorjs generates and replaced the icon and url.

Issues:

• Is there a better way to do it? For example anchorjs has some logic in it to know whether the icon be shown on hover or always (eg on touchscreens).
• I couldn't get the icon to display next to the heading, but it would always end up on the next line. So now I'm displaying it next to the date instead. Good/bad?

5b2d67c contains styles to make news posts have roughly the same layout as on the old site. Probably, we should revisit these an make better sizes, margins etc.

First do the events and news page and then assemble these on the index page.

For example, researchers, application experts, e-scientists, ...

https://neic.no/people/ -> click "GO TO MAP"

This is a way that people can signal their primary involvement with NeIC, but presently I didn't care about that and just went with the order given by the activity collection (which is bad, but it's late).

News pictures should be 762x507px in size - add this to README.

I want to be able to link people to eg

https://neic.no/tryggve#reference-group
or
https://neic.no/tryggve#tryggve-rg

and have that do something useful, like expand the group member list and scroll down the browser window to it.

Presently I have to link to https://neic.no/tryggve and instruct people to scroll down, find the "REFERENCE GROUP" tab (yes it's a tab, or a heading thingie, with a down arrow on it, yes that one...) and click it, in order to see who's in the reference group, which is less than expedient.

See the PHP prototype branch.

See https://github.com/neicnordic/neic.no/blob/094823328b8f9c8bc0/_includes/activity.html#L70.

I guess this should be somehow pulled from a calendar but I have no idea how this works: https://github.com/neicnordic/neic.no/blob/17d9743/_includes/activity.html#L91-L114.

Also please do not call functions "foo".

@yohell can you please look at that?

Instead the user should see an informative message on how to remedy this.

See https://neic.no/people/

Either the design of that page should be changed to, e.g., single column, or we have to use short names/acronyms for organisations (and document a limit somewhere).

Known issue. Work in progress.

When listing groups, we should link to meeting minutes, expected meeting frequencies, and person responsible for maintaining the information.

Example (section): https://wiki.neic.no/wiki/Tryggve_documents#Meeting_minutes

Policy: https://wiki.neic.no/wiki/Stakeholder_engagement_monitoring#Activities

Live example: https://wiki.neic.no/wiki/Tryggve_Partners_and_People

If no highlights then the box should not be visible at all.

We need to do something with the adjustment of the ratio.

The content should move out of the templates into Markdown/YAML so that the content can be edited by persons who do not know HTML/CSS.

• publications are hardcoded
• "What is NeIC?" is repeated (click "read more")
• "Our history" is repeated (click "read more")

Such as the Tryggve reference group.

Tabulate instead?

This is terrible {{ site.activities | jsonify }} because it includes attributes like "output".

This is known issue. Don't worry about it. I will fix that.

When running site locally on http://127.0.0.1:4000/, events seem to be always empty. It looks like the calendar is then not loaded at all.

I feel the staff group is ambiguous and hard to work into the people/activities structure.

I think we should rather point to the website.

List of pages to port. Check them off once done:

• about.php
• activities.php
• api.php
• contact-single.php
• contact.php
• footer.php
• frontpage.php
• header.php
• index.php
• latest-news.php
• news-single.php
• open-positions.php
• publications.php
• single-activity.php
• training-landing.php
• training.php

Likely issue in _includes/header.html lines 38-39

This should be done also in wiki and on the training-announcement email list.

As in contact info, and put them into the right teams.

Wrong URLs should land on a nice 404 page.

I recommend to license the website code under MPL v2.0 and to license the text under CC-BY v4.0.

I put a silly red border around the part that I want to be able to click to show/hide, eg here:

http://neic.no/activities/tryggve/#neic-2017-sensitive-data-workshop

and here:

http://localhost:4000/activities/tryggve/#eudat-sensitive-data-meeting

The border comes from literal element style in _includes/activity.html. Feel free to nuke when you've got the message.

Are alumni a separate collection? I think so? That way you can just move them out when they quit, and leave all their engagements in there intact?

With a lot of people on a page it could become hard for an outsider to know whom to contact. This is nontrivial though, and there's a risk that "simple" solutions are to inflexible.

Consider:

contact: antti-pursula

or:

leader: antti-pursula
owner: joel-hedlund

or:

contact: [email protected]

Possibly, it's better to put this section in the free text of activities that need it?

Should we have tables? Make them sortable by country?