Redesign Notes  ## Metadata - Author: [[binatethoughts.com]] - Full Title: Redesign Notes - Category: #articles - Document Note: --- tags: [#tag 1, #tag 2, #tag 3] - #tag 1 - #tag 2 - #tag 3 Author: [Author's Name] Source: [Author/Book/Article/Website] Reference: [Page numbers/Link] date created: {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}} {{time:HH:mm}} --- # Title: [Title of the Note] ## Table of Contents: - [📝 Summary](#📝-summary) - [📖 Main Content](#📖-main-content) - [🗒️ Notes](#🗒️-notes) - [📖 References](#📖-references) - [🗣️ Paraphrase](#🗣️-paraphrase) - [📰 Newsletter](#📰-newsletter) - [✅ Action Items](#✅-action-items) - [🧪 Hypotheses](#🧪-hypotheses) - [📊 Methodology](#📊-methodology) - [❓ Questions](#❓-questions) - [🔮 Future Research](#🔮-future-research) - [💡 Implications](#💡-implications) - [🧠 Learning Styles Assessment](#🧠-learning-styles-assessment) - [📊 Accessibility Assessment](#📊-accessibility-assessment) - [🌍 DEIB Assessment](#🌍-deib-assessment) - [✅ Logical validity](#✅-logical-validity) - [🔍 DARVO Analysis](#🔍-darvo-analysis) - [🔍 SEO Evaluation](#🔍-seo-evaluation) - [🎯 Conclusion](#🎯-conclusion) ### References: Include a list of sources consulted and cited in the article. ## 📝 Summary: [Provide a brief summary or abstract of the main points or arguments presented in the source material.] ## 📖 Main Content: [Elaborate on the main ideas, concepts, or arguments found in the source material. Use your own words and examples to deepen your understanding. Add personal insights, reflections, or connections with other notes or concepts.] ### 🗒️ Notes - [Generate a comprehensive bullet list detailing the main points of the article. Include several subpoints for each section to ensure depth and completeness.] ## 📖 References: [Include a list of sources consulted and cited in the article.] ## 🗣️ Paraphrase: [Select two particularly intriguing or insightful paragraphs from the article and paraphrase them. The meaning should remain the same, but the language should be distinct.] ## 📰 Newsletter: I maintain a popular WordPress newsletter read by millions of subscribers. Please write a comprehensive and concise blurb covering the following information: learning web development, recent updates, community highlights, new plugins, etc. The blurb should reflect the tone and style of my newsletter, which is friendly, professional, humorous, and informative. Please include any important links or references to enhance the reader's understanding. This blurb will be featured in our upcoming issue, so make it engaging and informative. ## ✅ Action Items: I am a Developer Advocate at GoDaddy with a specialization in open source and WordPress, with a strong background as a professional educator and instructional designer. I have extensive experience teaching PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Git, and GitHub. As someone deeply involved in supporting and growing the open-source community, including onboarding new contributors and advocating for sustainable funding solutions, I need a prompt that clearly outlines how each article I provide aligns with my professional focus on open-source advocacy, contributor engagement, and education. Additionally, consider my aspiration to become an OSPO (Open Source Program Office) director and my commitment to transparency and inclusivity within the WordPress ecosystem. The prompt should reflect my dedication to merging educational efforts with technological passion, both on and off the stage, and my goal of fostering a sustainable and inclusive open-source community. Outlines how the article provided aligns with my professional focus and career objectives. ## 🧪 Hypotheses: [Develop several hypotheses for future studies based on the current research.] ### 📊 Methodology: [Suggest methodologies that could be used to explore these new research areas. Include potential data sources, research designs, and analysis techniques.] ### ❓ Questions: [Generate thought provoking questions based upon the article.] ### 🔮 Future Research: [Identify potential areas for future research related to the topic of the article. Consider gaps in the current study, unanswered questions, or new directions that emerged from the findings.] ### 💡 Implications: [Discuss the potential implications of this future research for the field. How could it advance knowledge, influence practice, or inform policy?] ### 🧠 Learning Styles Assessment: Provide the readability of the article scored by the reading level. Assess which **learning styles** are present in the article and suggest improvements for better inclusivity across all learning preferences: 1. **Visual Learners (Spatial)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 2. **Aural Learners (Auditory-Musical)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 3. **Verbal Learners (Linguistic)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 4. **Physical Learners (Kinesthetic)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 5. **Logical Learners (Mathematical)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 6. **Social Learners (Interpersonal)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 7. **Solitary Learners (Intrapersonal)**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... 8. **Naturalistic Learners**: - **Present**: ... - **Improve**: ... ### 📊 Accessibility Assessment: - **Screen Reader Compatibility**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Keyboard Navigation**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Contrast and Readability**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Text Resizing**: ... - **Improve**: ... ### 🌍 DEIB Assessment: - **Cultural Relevance**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Inclusive Language**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Neurodiversity Support**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Representation**: ... - **Improve**: ... - **Psychological Safety**: ... - **Improve**: ... ### ✅ Logical validity: [Analyze arguments, identify positive reasoning elements, and note logical fallacies with explanations and suggestions.] ### 🔍 DARVO Analysis: [Identify Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender elements if present.] ### 🔍 SEO Evaluation: [Assess keywords, meta, headers, links, schema, mobile, engagement, etc.] ## 🎯 Conclusion: [Conclude with a summary that encapsulates the main points and findings of the article.] - Summary: This site has been updated, and while things are still being finalised, I wanted to share some of the changes I’ve made so far. - URL: https://binatethoughts.com/redesign-notes/ This site has been updated, and while things are still being finalised, I wanted to share some of the changes I’ve made so far. My goals for this redesign were to create a strong foundation for future growth while also incorporating a sense of fun and playfulness. This site is my experimentation space; things may still have bugs, and I will work them out. However, sharing how I got to this point is something I find remarkable when others do so. Here we are. #### Setting boundaries I knew from the start that I wanted a design with some pretty firm boundaries. I like this because often it’s a great way to create. I knew what I wanted to achieve, which was inspired by [RandomA11y](https://randoma11y.com/), where you get different accessible colour combinations each time. I wanted to take that into the design and ensure I could have a color scheme that was the central focus, but also allowed for changing easily. #### Cycling Schemes I decided to use variations for this and load them using a cycler block. To achieve this, I create an interface that generates results similar to Random A11y. The system would have a few pieces to it: * An interface to generate the variations and save them as files. This was generated using the colour names and also either AA or AAA. * A cycler block with a front-end icon. This also shows the type be it AA or AAA of the color scheme. * A straightforward theme with minimal styling. For now, I have split out the functionality into two plugins, but I plan to combine them later. I also installed the theme and back interface plugin on [my portfolio](http://www.tammielister.com), but instead of using the cycler, I selected the default option. This was something I also wanted to do, and that theme will be particular to my portfolio. #### Setting defaults to go I experimented with never having a default and also allowing the variation to be set by anyone visiting the site. It could get quite interesting doing that. In the end, I decided on a few simple rules: * On your first visit, you will be presented with the default set in the site editor. * Then you get to cycle to whatever you want to see. * When you revisit your adventure, it can start again. It’s all running from variations, which also allowed me some curation aspect. Whilst I adored the truly random, it gives me the chance to decide the pool to pick from this way. #### Next steps I also plan to improve the theme foundation, which is currently very minimal, as I shared, and is still a work in progress. I want to examine adaptation, refine block styling, and enhance its functionality. Until then, I am focusing on letting defaults work. It’s still an experiment, and when it’s less freshly baked, I will release everything in a repo to share. I want to be sure it’s not got some bugs in the cake batter. Until then, please use the cycle icon and see what colour scheme you might get. I’ll be loading more over time., Redesign Notes, binatethoughts.com, 01jzjehcejebq1ztrvj5pgnked.