UX optimisation

[pbuttigieg]

There are several unwieldy UX issues that would be good to smooth out during development.

Growing list, here:

Minor

• In some cases, clicking on facets resets any other filters (e.g. provider) - fix: the UX should offer a more intuitive way to manage the retention and removal of filters.
• In some cases, results are not shown when dropdown filters are used (hard to reproduce, encountered with searching for a provider within Institutions pre-filtered for the Africa region)
• Add a "report this result" button to each search result - clicking on this will autogenerate a report that links directly to the offending result and prompts the user to fill in more detail. The report will be sent to a designated email address for triage to this tracker.
• Update the Contact element on the site to include feedback and optimisation mechanisms.
• Add number of OIH sources searched per query (xref Revist how to handle OIH Provenance metadata in the UI/UX #59) and the number of sources in the result set

Major

• Sort function after search completes: similar to the OBPS (example, here, not the "Sort" function on right). Essentially we should be able to leverage all used / populated metadata fields to sort results.

[pbuttigieg]

Add a "report this result" button to each search result - clicking on this will autogenerate a report that links directly to the offending result and prompts the user to fill in more detail. The report will be sent to a designated email address for triage to this tracker.

For example, this entry has/had incorrect coordinates (we assume) and a way to click on a button to flag the result so OIH can inform the provider a fix may be needed (can be automated too).

[jmckenna]

@pbuttigieg I think we should break this 'meta' ticket out into separate issues (easier for the dev to tackle one-by-one), and assign a priority label for each.

[pbuttigieg]

Sure - this was kept as a list during our editing process.