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website new design

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The idea is to create a new (shared) design for 4 libraries:

  • fundamental-styles
  • fundamental-ngx
  • fundamental-react
  • fundamental-vue An option for the 4th doc websites is to share the same design but have slightly different colors. A nice touch could be an pption to reflect the branding color of each library. So Angular is red, React is blue, Vue is green.

Here are some requirements:

  • Landing page (listing all the 4 libraries)
  • artifacts will be grouped in different section (similar to the current ones)
  • left navigation
  • main content
  • (right page navigation)
  • each component doc page will /might have
    • description, overview, general documentation
    • option to show components in LTR and RTL mode
    • API/properties (e.g. https://sap.github.io/fundamental-ngx/alert/api\) Screen Shot 2019-06-23 at 7 54 17 AM
    • examples(code snippet and how the code will be interpreted by the browser). The snippets could be multiple files. For instance, there could be a typescript file which is combined with an html file and a css file. These should all be separated. We can offer Copy functionality so the user can copy the code in their clipboard. Maybe options for collapse/expand of the code
    • playground

It would be great to go over all the documentation websites and see what features there are.

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:13 (10 by maintainers)

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ChristianKienlecommented, Jul 30, 2019
Screenshot 2019-07-24 at 21 44 52

Fundamental Vue has a Run-button that, when pressed, will launch the corresponding example is a code sandbox which allows you to run and edit the example.

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MattL75commented, Jun 24, 2019

@saad-mo In my opinion the code should always be collapsed initially, with a button expanding it (and then showcasing the different files, allowing users to switch between them). Similar to Material’s approach would be nice.

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