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Feature: "Next steps" closing page for all tutorials. #129
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@mkikeal Do we want this page accessible all the time from the main menu? So if a tutorial now has 3 lessons, it will instead have 4 and Lesson 4 will be "Next Steps," and it would be visible when you are viewing this type of listing? The other option would be a top secret page that's not surfaced anywhere but linked to from the last publicly visible lesson as a sort of reward for finishing (in which case we'd have to decide whether you only have to have finished the last lesson in the tutorial or all of them, and build some new code if the latter. I'm leaning toward making it accessible to navigate to in case anyone wants to jump right to recommendations for follow-up materials/projects. Thoughts? |
Since it isn't something you can "complete" I'm leaning towards saying no, the last page should be hidden from this particular view. |
My concern with making a next steps page appear only after you've completed a full tutorial, rather than being a visible part of the curriculum, is that users won't be able to navigate back to it. Per a discussion with @mikeal, we'll postpone addressing this issue until after making a decision on Vuepress (#141), which we'll be exploring the week of 2/11-2/15. |
We'll be addressing this one in the near future, with @fsdiogo taking the first stab at it. Some of the goals we discussed today:
UX suggestions are welcome! |
For the tutorial's landing pages I have two proposals: If you have suggestions about the copy, please fire away. We should try to make the text concise and the same for different tutorials. When the user enters that lesson, it is automatically passed just as the non-exercise lessons. |
At the end of a lesson we link back to the tutorials.
Instead, we should create a page full of potential next steps someone can take after learning what they've just learned. It could include:
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