Re-decentralizing the Web
Solid is a proposed set of standards and tools for building decentralized Web applications based on Linked Data principles.
Read more on solidproject.org.
Website for solidproject.org
Home Page: https://solidproject.org
License: MIT License
Re-decentralizing the Web
Solid is a proposed set of standards and tools for building decentralized Web applications based on Linked Data principles.
Read more on solidproject.org.
include content from https://github.com/solid/understanding-linked-data
Include GitHub buttons to profile pages and WebIDs on the team pages
(include twitter?)
Tim
https://github.com/timbl/
https://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/card#i
Mitzi
https://github.com/Mitzi-Laszlo
https://mitzilaszlo.solid.community/profile/card#me
Sarven
https://github.com/csarven
http://csarven.ca/#i
Ruben
https://github.com/RubenVerborgh
https://ruben.verborgh.org/profile/#me
Justin
https://github.com/justinwb
https://justin.inrupt.net/profile/card#me
Dmitri
https://github.com/dmitrizagidulin
(include WebID)
Kjetil
https://github.com/kjetilk
https://solid.kjernsmo.net/profile/card#me
Vincent
https://gitlab.com/Vinnl
https://vincentt.inrupt.net/profile/card#me
Jackson
https://github.com/jaxoncreed
https://jackson.solid.community/profile/card#me
(include profile description Gitter Handle and WebID)
combine press and Solid events copy then resign so that content look is not so flat
Enter key words into https://keywordtool.io/, and then see which related terms should also be mentioned often.
Other tools: Lighthouse and Google Webmaster Tools
Include all page links in the footer
for developer page looks a bit empty, think about how to make more available sooner?
Reduce the font size of 'why you'll love Solid'
Try and reduce the space occupied by why you'll love and make 'peas in a pod' visible on the same page
make sure the 'why you'll love Solid' cards are aligned
Following a very good comment of @Vinnl on solid/solid.github.io#55, I would like to clearly identify stable/official vocabularies from experimental ones.
Would expect a technical overview that would explain what is happening, with a graphical representation of what the server does, what the client does, so that he knows in advance what to make.
Figure out a license for the standard:
https://github.com/solid/specification/issues/3
Figure out a license for the libraries (e.g. MIT license)
Figure out terms for the website and the forum and if there are any forms (maybe best to use email rather than forms to simplify)
Read from a pod
Write to a pod
Browse/discover data
Send notifications
...
write a video script
A 45 second video tutorial/explanation on the homepage could help understanding what Solid is (maybe in a draw my life/ RSA animate style ?)
The tagline at the top of the site — "A standard that makes the web work for you" — is nice and succinct. But I wonder if it may be describing the promise of Solid too narrowly. In my experience, it's good to set people's sights on the big vision and then explain the specifics.
With that in mind, I thought I'd try my hand at suggesting some other possibilities to see if any of them resonate.
"The foundation for the next era of the web"
"Foundational technology for the next era of the web"
"The tech stack for a secure, innovative web"
"The future of secure, innovative apps on the web"
"The web as it was meant to be"
"A web that works for everyone"
"Reshaping the web"
"A new ecosystem of data and applications"
"Reigniting the web's true potential"
"Rebuilding a web for everyone"
"Web technology for a new era of innovation"
"For a new era of innovation"
"The foundation for a new era of online innovation"
"Forging the future of the web"
"The future of the web, today"
I can keep going! But I'll stop here for now.
According to feedback on the SDK, the "most wanted" tutorials would be:
take team page designs and code them up
During a user test and feedback to public speaking Solid talk was that it would be nice to have practical examples.
Perhaps it would be an idea to have a series of images passing by with before/after not solid/ solid.
Not Solid | Solid |
---|---|
switch messaging app and loose your contacts | switch messaging app and take along your contacts and chat history |
Poor recommendations based on a very limited piece of data about you (like suggesting a hotel to a place that you just went on holiday) | Get better recommendations based on the whole you |
update your profile picture in various sites manually | One stop shop to update profile photos |
resubmit certificates for insurance | less admin because |
When you buy something online you have to resubmit the payment information and personal details | One stop shop for financial admin |
departments have to negotiate with each other to get access to data about the users | department in your organisation can have convenient access from the user |
can include in depth in FAQs and need a broad overview on the homepage
Think about how to explain how this standard relates to other web standards. How does this standard relates to other web standards (html, social media ?). Overall, the idea that he had about Solid (i.e. data/app decoupling) is not confirmed by the tagline and the general design accessible at first glance. Identity and Peas in a Pod are too far down to this regard.
In response to solid/process#154
include text "If you are interested in applying to become a panellist, editor, administrator or creator then email [email protected] with your CV and motivation letter." at bottom of the splash site
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