Page Comparison

NOTES

* This screen, along with the portrait-style versions, is the default artifact view

* Navigation actions (back, home, previous, next) and primary actions on the artifact (collect, send, comment) are part of the header--the header should be persistent and unmoveable while on this screen (i.e.,

if

the

user

flicks

the

screen

upwards,

everything

moves

upwards

except

for

the

header,

which

remains

visible)

*

Primary

metadata

in

this

mockup

is

title

("Burning

of

Hayes

House,

Dalhousing

Square,

Montreal.");

generally,

title

will

be

primary

for

2D

objects

(photographs,

paintings,

etc.),

and

name

will

be

primary

for

3D

objects

(furniture,

clothes,

etc.)

*

Tombstone

configurability:

what

goes

on

the

tombstone

label/metadata

(creator's

name,

date,

accession

number

in

this

wireframe)

and

the

order

it

goes

in

should

be

configurable--museums

differ

in

the

configuration

of

their

tombstone

labels

(e.g.,

some

museums

will

want

to

put

the

accession

number

on,

while

others

not);

museums

might

also

want

to

configure

this

differently

within

different

collections

(need

to

inquire

further

on

this)

*

Panel

configurability:

panels

("Audio

and

video",

"Comments",

"Tags"

in

this

case)

should

be

toggleable

by

the

museum

(not

all

museums

will

have

a

tagging

system

for

objects,

for

instance);

they

shoud

additionally

be

reorderable

by

the

museum