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Resources - OpenShift Data Science

Author: Rachel Lombard | Last edit: August 23, 2023 | Design type: Quick starts | Product area: OpenShift AI

Overview

Resources is a page in RHODS that allows users to navigate through learning resources such as quick starts, documentation, how to's and tutorials. It has both a catalog view and a list view that users can switch between to navigate information.  

Design process

Catalog view

Example of what the Resources page looks like in Catalog view in Red Hat OpenShift Data Science. 

When designing the resources page, a catalog view is suitable for multiple reasons: 

  • A catalog view allows the user to present a large amount of data in a structured and organised manner. Users can locate items of interest which reduces cognitive load. 
  • The user can use filters to refine their search, by entering a key word or sorting the catalog view by name. 
  • Catalog views make it easy to compare each item side by side, allowing the user to make quick informed decisions. 
  • Users are more likely to explore more options leading to increased engagement in learning resources. 

 

List view 

Example of what the Resources page looks like in List view in Red Hat OpenShift Data Science. 

  • Lists provide a structured format making it easier for users to navigate through the page. The user should be able to differentiate between each header and sub-header, making it efficient to scan for information. 
  • List views resemble real world scenarios that users encounter regularly, such as to-do lists. This familiarity contributes to a comfortable and intuitive interaction. 
  • Loading times can be quicker when data is presented in a list.
  • Lists have the ability to handle diverse content types, including text, images, links, labels and buttons. This makes lists a suitable option for presenting a variety of information.