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--- courses:cs335:spring2019:graffiti:index [2019/05/16 20:56] – [Feature Description] holmesr
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   * Findspots of the word-containing graffiti to display on each graffiti's entry on the word page
 ====What the user sees====
-The user should be able to access a page containing the indices. This page should consist of a list that is organized alphabetically by value. Data concerning the frequency with which a word appears and a link to a page dedicated to that particular word will be available on the index page. The word page will contain a list of each instance of the word and where it occurs (using the findspot), summary statistics, and possibly additional data visualizations. Each entry in the list will link to the summary page for the individual graffito. Each summary page will be broken up into pages of 10 entries each to help the user more easily navigate words that occur often.
+The user should be able to access a page containing the indices. This page should consist of a list that is organized alphabetically by value. Data concerning the frequency with which a word appears and a link to a page dedicated to that particular word will be available on the index page. The word page will contain a list of each instance of the word. Each entry in the list will link to the summary page for the individual graffito.
 ====User behavior====
 The user should be able to access our pages through both a link in the title bar right next to the "About the Project" link with link text
-"Indices" and through the search results. The summary page for a particular value should behave similarly to a search result but should be more robust in its presentation of the data. It is worth taking into consideration the ease with which the user should be able to find information, so maybe the information should be present but collapsed in search results but expanded in its summary page.
+"Indices" and through the search results. The summary page for a particular value should behave similarly to a search result. It is worth taking into consideration the ease with which the user should be able to find information, so maybe the information should be present but collapsed in search results but expanded in its summary page.
 ====Use Cases====
 If an individual is attempting to research a particular term this would be very useful. The indices would provide easy standardized access to data that could be used for further research or data visualizations. It is worth asking the client what types of research she envisions this tool to be used for so that we can have think about what types of information would be helpful to display on a word's summary page.
 ====Relative Priority of Feature====
 This feature is a higher priority as it adds significant functionality to the website and requires a fair amount of structural work. Statistics and visualizations on the word pages are additional features that we hope to implement but are a lower priority than the index pages and the word pages to which they link.