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Repo for the NSF Site Redesign & Content Discovery project
Home Page: https://nsf-demo.app.cloud.gov
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
As a someone working on the NSF project, I need to know how visual design directions were developed so that I can make better design decisions in the future
As a member of the team, I want to know when the mid-point checkin is and what will be covered so I can plan accordingly.
As a team member, I need to know when meetings are so that I can plan accordingly.
Given that there are a lot of upcoming meetings involved in establishing our cadence, we need to get some things on the book:
As an attendee of the recent mid-point workshops, I'd like a summary of what we learned so that I can understand our next steps and how they apply to me.
As a user researcher, I want to conduct a remote user research workshop with NSF so I can better prepare them and the team for future research work.
As a visual designer, I want to create a moodboard to aid with visual design concepts for the nsf.gov website so that we can discuss different design concepts with stakeholders
As a user researcher, I want to set up a website recruitment test so that I can see if we can recruit users in real time from the website.
As a visual designer, I want to demonstrate the value of visual design to the NSF project team so that visual design is an integral part of a redesign.
As a site administrator, I want to understand how other similar organizations are handling visual design so that I can make informed decisions about what appears to work well and what doesn't.
As an NSF team member, I want to narrow down the universe of CMS options and identify/prioritize key considerations for getting to the next step.
I want a draft core CMS feature recommendation doc to track tie-in between hypothesis, prototype and final recommendations for CMS.
As a someone working on the NSF project, I need to know see how NSF visual styles would be incorporated into a U.S. Web Design Standards prototype.
Given that the beta is to be essentially a MVP, it is assumed that:
The goal of design work for the beta is not to duplicate the design of the current nsf.gov website. In order to do this, we need to determine:
As a visual designer, I want to concept different styles for the nsf.gov website so that we can discuss different design concepts with stakeholders
As a user researcher, I want to begin identifying interview participants so that I can understand what educators and science influencers need from a future nsf.gov website.
As an NSF member of this team, I want to join Github so I can participate in the issues as assigned.
As an NSF employee, I want to see how the user recruitment form looks and behaves on a sample page so that I can understand the impact the recruitment will have on the NSF page.
As a user researcher, I want to begin scheduling interviews for week 2 of this sprint so that I can be prepared to test our first prototype(s).
As a content designer, I want to develop a more in-depth understanding of NSF's content types, editorial calendar, and social media strategy so I can integrate this information into content strategy recommendations.
As a team member, I need to have a high-level sense of the project timeline so I can plan my work.
As someone responsible for the web recruiter, I want to confirm the recruiter is set up and working properly so I can deploy it on more pages.
As a designer / developer on the team, I want to know what early indications of hypotheses might be so that I can start planning for the first prototype.
As a someone working on the NSF project, I need to know when and where the kickoff meeting will be that I can plan on attending.
As an NSF member of the team, I want a place where I can access all the related reports and documentation so that I can refer to it easily now and in the future.
As a member of the NSF team, I'd like to schedule regular in-person checkins so that we can continue to communicate the goals of the project with our stakeholders.
As a designer / strategist, I want a style guide / design guide / content guide so that we have a uniform way of delivering product.
As a <type of user>, I want <a goal> so that <benefit>.
As a team member, I want a platform that allows me to rapidly prototype ideas.
As a user researcher, I want to know when outreach to lists is successful so I can plan on a new release to the next listserv on the priority list.
As a team member, I need to know what the first hypothesis is so that I can start developing a prototype to test.
We believe that people interested in science information and news do not visit NSF.gov on their own. We suggest that by making science information and news more discoverable through the channels they are already using, and written in a way that is more appealing to a broader audience, we can increase the visibility of NSF.gov amongst a wider range of individuals interested in science news and information.
Option 1: Improving the article page [page icon in Mural]
We believe that improving the website experience for users who reach articles from social media will result in more engaged readers who are interested in pursuing further information about NSF. We will know this is true when we see users click on other articles, pursue related resources, or subscribe to similar news.
https://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=242898&org=NSF&from=news
https://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=242850&org=NSF&from=news
https://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=243064&org=NSF&from=news
https://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=243121&org=NSF&from=news
As a team member, I want to understand how work moves between UX/content > visual design > front end dev for a sprint cycle.
As a content designer, I want to demonstrate to NSF the value of user-centered content design so that they can adopt some user-centered principles, if they prefer.
As a member of the project team, I want recruiting email templates available so that I can start recruiting interviewees as quickly as possible (thereby saving time down the line).
As an NSF member of this team, I want to learn about how Github is used so I can participate in the issues as assigned.
As a site administrator, I want to understand how other similar organizations are handling content so that I can make informed decisions about what appears to work well and what doesn't.
As a team member, I need to know what the second hypothesis is so that I can start developing a prototype to test.
Possible prototype: "Impacts" type page or homepage element that explains NSF's work or what "basic research" means in a powerful way. / What NSF means to me
“Why do I care?”
We believe that providing more personally relevant content will result in **more interest in learning about the NSF.gov and relevant topics. ** We will know this is true when **we see more engagement with NSF materials and click-thrus. **
We believe that showing the NSF funding provided for NSF-funded research will result in a better understanding of what funding science leads to in everyday life (and, in turn, greater public support for NSF).
We believe that explaining govt’s role in basic research for users will result in a more positive attitude toward science.
We will know this is true when we see a measured increase in public attitudes.
As someone responsible for the web recruiter, I want to confirm the recruiter is set up and working properly so I can deploy it on more pages.
https://news.science360.gov/
https://science360.gov/radio/
https://science360.gov/files/
As a user researcher, I want to begin drafting a research plan so that I can begin recruiting participants.
Key points:
Current site is a very content-heavy site, and NSF will need help developing a content/communications strategy — much of this discovery should be about what content types they need, and what content best serves their needs.
"CMS Discovery" is a bit of a misnomer. This discovery will inform a CMS decision, but much of the discover will be focused on what kinds of content/communication their external-facing site should include.
Broadly, this task includes helping facilitate the CMS conversations and provide advice.
As a team member, I want a prototype strategy so that I understand how we will gain understandings from tests that will drive recommendations.
As a someone working on the NSF project, I need to know how brand guidelines are developed and maintained so that I can incorporate them throughout the project
As a team member, I want to know what visual design related tasks we might need to plan for this sprint so I can assign tasks as necessary.
As an NSF person interested in attending user interviews, I want to know when they are scheduled and the type of user that will be interviewed.
As an attendee during the recent user research workshop, I'd like to see a summary on major findings from the event.
As someone interested in participating in the research, I want to learn about the research and leave my contact information.
As an NSF employee, I want more information about different (& pertinent) editorial strategies so that I can understand how they might impact a CMS decision/NSF's future web presence.
As a team member, I want a revised research report based on the findings of the workshops so that I can understand how these findings impact this project.
As a user researcher, I want the correct NSF people invited to user interviews so they can observe the interviews and make recommendations accordingly.
As a team member, I want a schedule of more coworking slots so that I can work in tandem with the rest of the team on a more regular basis.
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