I didn’t use it yet really, but I already see a couple of issues:
- Wiki is OK because it shows all the subwikis.
- BUT Subwiki “index” links go to a category instead of the index topic (at least in the case of “Developer wiki”) which requires another click to access the one-shot resources where you can Ctrl+f.
- For some reason, the ¨Forum summaries" description is not showing in the News and Events page
- I choose to put News and Events > Announcements in my categories tab, but might as well revert to the default News and Events instead, since I’m interested in News and Events > Blog as well
- Community Building > Data & reporting definitely looks in the wrong place for me.
- Support does not show subcategories, which is detrimental when you try to get help on something specific
- For me “Data Reporting” belongs to Customization
- In Documentation, the index link is not readily available for Documentation > Site Management and Documentation > Developer Guides. You should use shorter descriptions such as the one for Documentation > Contributing so that the index link is clickable right away. Then be more verbose in the rest of the category description.
- The index links in documentation should point to the index topic, not the category (saves a click)
- In my categories tab I put all wikis, but I should customize and point to the wiki index topics instead to save a click.
- Is Dev a top category or should it be a subcategory of support? Then “solid dev knowledge” should be docs… Not sure here, but it seems a lot of Dev topics are support for developers. I would suggest moving Dev under support, muting it by default, and making a dedicated developer group unmuting that category.
