Organization: Collecting static editorial content website

[chriskkim]

Deliverable

Spreadsheet that organizes all the text labels and articles throughout the website

Notes

• Please ignore any dynamic content (eg. people's names and projects) and focus on static content (About Our Campus).
• Try to capture as many button and input labels as possible as well.
• Keep the formatting out of the spreadsheet.
• Use columns such as page, type, label, etc. to organize the spreadsheet.

Example

https://chatgpt.com/s/t_6995c26be6388191b7ed1072b95e98aa

Pages to draw content from:

• https://yes.schoolofdesign.ca/home
• https://yes.schoolofdesign.ca/about
• https://yes.schoolofdesign.ca/work
• https://yes.schoolofdesign.ca/grads
• https://yes.schoolofdesign.ca/events

[Jackmarkeythc]

Spreadsheet Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LtTt3fGiZzYbTBcKrmaca-RRTu4VTNzCYsvPtSwG9Jc/edit?gid=0#gid=0

[chriskkim]

@Jackmarkeythc, thanks for this. Would you please double check the sharing settings as I cannot open it?

[Jackmarkeythc]

Hi Chris, I have added you, can you check again

[chriskkim]

@Jackmarkeythc, I can confirm access. I am afraid I will need a lot more than this spreadsheet, as this is meant to cover every single static text element in each page. A couple of examples missing in your work thus far:

Homepage

• Banner Title: JOIN US FOR YES!
• Text: Experience the pinnacle of design innovation ... Celebrate the ingenuity and passion of our students and faculty across twelve diverse programs, and witness firsthand the future of design in action. (Both paragraphs)
• CTA: Learn more about our event

Graduates

• Banner Title: Graduates
• Banner Subtitle: YES! We're innovative problem solvers!

...

The spreadsheet needs to function as a database of all possible text elements, so that they do not have to be hard-coded as part of each HTML page.