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May 17 2017 DSpace User Group UK presentation by Wouter Janssens (Atmire) https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/DSpace+7+UI+Outreach+Group https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/DSpace+7+UI+Working+Group
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- 8. Early prototype of the new simple item pages • First (and very early) visual of the new user interface • Shows the simple item page • Still subject to change • Implemented by Lotte Hofstede (Atmire)
- 9. Community Effort Update on DSpace 7
- 10. DSpace 7 UI Outreach Group The DSpace 7 UI Outreach Group is responsible for • DSpace 7 functional test plan, comparable to the DSpace 6 test plans • Identification of those use cases that will be implemented in DSpace 7 • Communication/Outreach to the wider community at specific times Meets every other week on Wednesday through conference call. Led by Carol Minton Morris (Duraspace).
- 11. DSpace 7 UI Working Group The DSpace 7 UI Working Group is responsible for • Design of the new architecture and technology stack • Development of the new user interface and REST API • Design of the base theme and look-and-feel of the new user interface The group meets on a weekly basis. The group is led by Art Lowel (Atmire).
- 12. www.atmire.com Wouter Janssens Bram Luyten Update on DSpace 7