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ViewUserPage
Thrudvangr Rising edited this page Sep 25, 2013
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Follower are user, who already added this page's user to his own friendsList. For now, we assume that a user has his "privacy settings" to public, so that strangers visiting a users page will see the maximum amount of information, just to make it possible for us to specify different views on the user page.
- viewUserInfoTab
- Here are mostly static information.
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follower's view: displays user's most recent activities sorted by time
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own view: ?
- viewUsersTab
- follower's view: displays common friends sorted by how close users are in the social graph
- own view: displays all friends sorted by quantity of traffic between them
- viewPhotosTab
- follower's view: displays most recent photos, uploaded by the user, sorted by how close tagged users are in the social graph, else sorted by time
- own view: first displays photos tagged with the user, then user's own uploaded photos, and finally the user's own galleries
- viewEventsTab
- follower's view: sorted by time, separated in 2 columns, upcoming and past events
- own view: sorted by time and/of friends that visit, initially only shows upcoming events, optional to show past events. possibly to show a calender, that sums up all the upcoming events
- viewVenuesTab
- follower's view: sorted by frequency the user visited this venue
- own view: sorted by proximity and/or the amount of friends that visit
- viewReviewsTab
- follower's view: displays reviews by the user, sorted by upvotes and/or time
- own view: displays reviews by the user, sorted by upvotes and/or time
- viewBandsTab
- follower's view: sorted by similarity to visitors taste in music
- own view: alphabetically sorted
- viewRecordsTab
- follower's view: sorted by similarity to visitors taste in music
- own view: alphabetically sorted
- viewTracksTab
- follower's view: sorted by similarity to visitors taste in music
- own view: alphabetically sorted
- makes not a lot of sense