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== What to put on the site? == | == What to put on the site? == | ||
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+ | In progress: a list of all the things that are currently on the site (or that could/should be on the site). We can discuss which ones are important and for which target audiences, and then decide where to put them (on the home page, in a special section etc.) | ||
=== Information items === | === Information items === | ||
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+ | ==== What Open Food Facts is ==== | ||
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+ | ==== Licences ==== | ||
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+ | ==== Mobile apps ==== | ||
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+ | ==== News ==== | ||
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+ | * blog posts | ||
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+ | ==== Facets drilldown ==== | ||
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+ | Products can be explored using facets (field types like brands, categorie, labels etc.) | ||
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+ | ==== List of facets ==== | ||
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+ | * brands, categories, labels etc. | ||
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+ | ==== For each facet type, list of facet value ==== | ||
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+ | * http://world.openfoodfacts.org/categories | ||
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+ | ==== For each facet value, list of corresponding products ==== | ||
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+ | * http://world.openfoodfacts.org/category/beverages | ||
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+ | ==== For each facet value, second level of facets ==== | ||
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+ | * http://world.openfoodfacts.org/category/beverages/brands | ||
+ | * http://world.openfoodfacts.org/category/beverages/brand/coca-cola | ||
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+ | ==== More facets levels drilldown? ==== | ||
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+ | Currently we support 2 levels of drilldown, but we could add more, with a different interface. | ||
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+ | ==== Special campaigns ==== | ||
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+ | * e.g. What's in my yogurt? - http://whatsinmyyogurt.com | ||
=== Navigation items === | === Navigation items === | ||
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+ | ==== Products Search Box ==== | ||
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+ | ==== Log-in box ==== | ||
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+ | ==== Advanced search form ==== | ||
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+ | ==== Graphs form ==== | ||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == |
Revision as of 16:59, 22 September 2014
Target audiences
Visitors and users of the Open Food Facts web site include:
General public
- interested in what they eat for a lot of different reasons
- people with eating restrictions (allergies (e.g. lactose, gluten), personal convictions (e.g. vegan), religion)
- people who want to eat better food (ingredients, quality labels)
- people who want to eat healthier food (e.g. pay attention to additives and nutrition facts)
- people who care about the environment (e.g. local food, palm oil)
First time visitors
- Visitors who have read about Open Food Facts somewhere
- Visitors who stumble on a product page after typing a specific query in Google
Regular users
Returning and regular users who use Open Food Facts to:
- Decrypt labels of their products
- Search products meeting their needs
- Compare products before buying them
Contributors
Contributors:
- add products with the Android, iOS or Windows Phone apps
- add information to products (that they have added or that others added) like categories, ingredients, nutrition facts etc.
- correct errors
Re-users
- Individuals, organizations and companies who re-use the Open Food Facts data to do other things:
- personal research
- data journalism
- mobile apps
- web apps
- Mostly interested in the licensing and technical details:
- http://world.openfoodfacts.org/data
- help and feedback (e.g. API needs etc.)
- It would be a good thing to show some of the actual re-uses
- we are currently listing them off-site on https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/produits-alimentaires-ingredients-nutrition-labels/
Developers
Journalists
Journalists can come to Open Food Facts because:
- they are interested in the project and want to write about it
- they are researching something related to food (e.g. an additive like aspartame or E150d) and they found us through Google
Goals
Turn 1st time visitors into contributors
In almost all countries, we do not yet have a critical mass of products to build really useful applications. It is thus critical to turn as many first time visitors into contributors who will add products distributed in their country.
Turn 1st time visitors into regular users
Can only be done for countries with a representative set of products. As of 22/09/14, France and Spain.
Increase contributors engagement and efficiency
- Give them tools to be efficient
- Automate as much of the work as possible
- e.g. field auto-completion
Get developers to help us
Get journalists to write a story, do an interview etc.
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What to put on the site?
In progress: a list of all the things that are currently on the site (or that could/should be on the site). We can discuss which ones are important and for which target audiences, and then decide where to put them (on the home page, in a special section etc.)
Information items
What Open Food Facts is
Licences
Mobile apps
News
- blog posts
Facets drilldown
Products can be explored using facets (field types like brands, categorie, labels etc.)
List of facets
- brands, categories, labels etc.
For each facet type, list of facet value
For each facet value, list of corresponding products
For each facet value, second level of facets
- http://world.openfoodfacts.org/category/beverages/brands
- http://world.openfoodfacts.org/category/beverages/brand/coca-cola
More facets levels drilldown?
Currently we support 2 levels of drilldown, but we could add more, with a different interface.
Special campaigns
- e.g. What's in my yogurt? - http://whatsinmyyogurt.com
Products Search Box
Log-in box
Advanced search form
Graphs form
Requirements
Responsive design
- Have a single version of the site that gracefully displays on laptops, tablets and smartphones
- use a framework like Foundation
Internationalization
Open Food Facts is a global project, we aim to be in all markets and as many languages as possible.
We need:
- Sub-sites for each country (e.g. http://fr.openfoodfacts.org)
- Sub-sites available in different languages (e.g. http://ch-fr.openfoodfacts.org in French and http://ch-fr.openfoodfacts.org in German)
- Right-to-left support for Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean etc.
- Zurb Foundation supports right-to-left, Twitter Bootstrap does not