- Issue created by @thejimbirch
- 🇦🇺Australia pameeela
Just getting around to looking at this properly now, apologies for the very long wait.
Trying to think of this from an end user perspective, the promise of an SEO dashboard is quite exciting. But what we have right now is really a list of links, which are overall very helpful but I don't think it quite delivers on the promise.
Here's an annotated screenshot with some thoughts:
Additional thoughts:
- Adding an alias independent of content isn't really something users do often, is it? We have it here as the first CTA, but I'm not sure it shoudl be here at all.
- As noted, 'Fix broken links' is also very promising as a CTA, but what we actually have is a list of 404 pages. We could rename this 'View broken links' but this sounds more like a link checker type of report, when it is actually a list of pages that need to be redirected (most likely).
- SEO Checklist doesn't feel evergreen but happy to be wrong about that
- Add redirects and view redirects are useful quicklinks. Would we be better off adding these to the main dashboard?
The Drupal SEO Configuration links are a nice aggregation of various SEO things, but individually I am unsure of the value. Most of these things are already grouped in the nav under 'Search and metadata', which works well IMO. There is also a link to the SEO group on the modules page which I think should be removed anyway, since it has potential to confuse.
The External resources are also definitely useful, but I don't think they justify having a dashboard.
I think the TLDR; version is: what if we move the common 'jobs to be done' links into the main dashboard?
- Assigned to thejimbirch
