We met today to talk about the next stage of development, the Widget Plan. We defined four unique "pages" that we'll consider in widgetizing (the quotations denote that our pages do not function in the usual way WP Pages do). Home Page Project Page Author Page Single Post Our exception pages (those that will not necessarily be part of this Widgetized construction) include: Tag Page (Cloud) People Page Comments by (Fire hose) Blog (Fire hose) The Widgets will display content unde...

Since we've decided that Pressible and ProjectPress are beyond blogging, Eric and I decided we'd better remove all of the blog language from the site! Here's my documentation of where I see blog language: Pressible Homepage - "Showroom Blog" should be renamed, since it's ours, and it's not a blog (not anything at the moment..) Register Page - Change "Gimme a blog!" option to "Gimme a site!" Create Site Page - Change title to "Get [another] Pressible Site in Seconds"...

Blueprint CSS Framework is the grid-based CSS framework I am leaning towards using for the next stage of Project Press development. It is a very elegant framework allowing for fast layout development. I also think it will help guide our effort with "widgetizing" the Project Press theme.

One of the sites in the UWM Wordpress set is a PostSecret-style blog.

We presented ProjectPress to EdLab today, and at the end asked them for ideas about existing or potential projects/sites would benefit from using ProjectPress. Here are their (awesome) ideas: - Fiscal Responsibility Project - Let Freedom Swing - TC Social Venture Competition - TC Assets - TC Record - AfterEd - NYS Finance Project - NSSE - TC Conferences - EdLab Project Space - EdLab Review - TC Job Search - Library/Journal Updater - Alumni Service - New Teacher Blogs - some sort of mobile management/interface This will be a great jumping-off point for the PP designers to begin thinking of s...

We initially need a color palette, basic design elements, layout ideas, etc

This is Project Lab, the EdLab Project Website. Started by the Pub&Apps Group (publishing and applications), this site ues our own WordPress theme, and is dedicated to our projects in development at EdLab.