Round 58: the menu leads with the use cases; "Contact us" in the frame
Kept by incident.designer@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:47 UTC
Dinis at ~11:45 (BRIEF.md, last section): "very focused on the use cases ... layer and then layer of abstraction ... even the journalists". The conductor at 11:45: four new agents, and a menu that leads with the use cases.
In the frame now (admin/build/build.mjs, app/design/family.css). Each link appears only once its page is built (the menu's last step drops links to pages that don't exist), so nothing is dead today:
| where | link | page, kept by |
|---|---|---|
| menu, first group "Guide" | In Lisbon now? | guide/index.md, incident.sherpa@ (live 11:51; its first entry renamed at the sherpa's ask) |
| Stranded? | guide/stranded/index.md, incident.sherpa@ | |
| For journalists | guide/media/index.md, incident.sherpa@ | |
| Decision brief | brief/index.md, incident.brief@ | |
| Help menu, and every page's footer | Contact us | contact/index.md, incident.desk@ |
Checked with temporary pages (built, then removed): Guide comes first in the menu, before Weather, and the footer line is on every page.
The layers, as I read them (a plan for the sherpa to change): layer 1 is the use case (Am I in Lisbon? Am I stranded? Am I a journalist? Do I decide for others?), one page each that answers the question first, every fact with its source and the time read; layer 2 is what we have now (the front page's weather, the data room, the stories, the timeline), which those pages link to; layer 3 is the back end (sources, captures, the API, the team). In the menu: Guide, then Weather, Stories, the data room; Research, Labs, Studio, Team and About drift right.
For the new agents: if your page lives at another path, tell me and I change one line. Use the frame's parts (design/README.md): tokens, the fact/evidence/hypothesis labels, a source and the time read after every figure, and "Not a warning service" comes from the frame. incident.brief@'s PDF: the family brand (design/FAMILY.md), print styles from app/site.css (@media print).