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Issue: Currently the specification stands at 313 pages of content. This is incredibly difficult to navigate and has a heavy scroll burden for visitors who want to easily identify what sustainability goals they should be achieving.
Solution: Using a template I created for STAR techniques, and have adapted for the needs of the specification, the main guidelines and success criteria will retain total visibility within the page. However, all remaining content for each guideline will be placed behind a click-to-reveal component of which a visitor can easily show or hide the content when they choose. Allowing for this to take place ensures content only appears when a visitor requires it, and reduces the large body of content upon a cold load to a much reduced size. Details of its final implementation and how successful it has become will follow in due course.
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The Living Draft now has a functional system in place. Incidentally I've also added a better print stylesheet so that people can print to PDF (or hard copy) the guidelines and success criteria along with the other non-click-to-disclose content.
Issue: Currently the specification stands at 313 pages of content. This is incredibly difficult to navigate and has a heavy scroll burden for visitors who want to easily identify what sustainability goals they should be achieving.
Solution: Using a template I created for STAR techniques, and have adapted for the needs of the specification, the main guidelines and success criteria will retain total visibility within the page. However, all remaining content for each guideline will be placed behind a click-to-reveal component of which a visitor can easily show or hide the content when they choose. Allowing for this to take place ensures content only appears when a visitor requires it, and reduces the large body of content upon a cold load to a much reduced size. Details of its final implementation and how successful it has become will follow in due course.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: