Planet IMPAKT - Revision history

Manon: /* Planet IMPAKT */

2023-07-25T12:43:55Z

Planet IMPAKT

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	The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an embedded zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.		The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an embedded zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.

			[[File:Impakt portal_elevator buttons.png\|center\|Planet IMPAKT elevator-style page navigational system]]

	Recent changes to the portal saw the addition of a Help chatline: alongside the other elevator buttons, guests of Planet IMPAKT can click the button that announces (via a pop-up speech bubble) that "I'm here to help!". The chat pops out in a new window within the portal environment. The chat helpline is not a bot– someone manually responds to the messages that are received. As such, there is an automated message that announced when the chatline is in service.		Recent changes to the portal saw the addition of a Help chatline: alongside the other elevator buttons, guests of Planet IMPAKT can click the button that announces (via a pop-up speech bubble) that "I'm here to help!". The chat pops out in a new window within the portal environment. The chat helpline is not a bot– someone manually responds to the messages that are received. As such, there is an automated message that announced when the chatline is in service.

			[[File:Planet IMPAKT_Help chatline.png\|center\|A message appears when guests hover over the help chatline icon]]

	A further development speaks to the desire to make online audience members more visible in the livestream/during events: each time a guest logs into Planet IMPAKT the background graphic of the portal is populated with an additional bubble. The bubbles are coloured in a range of hues, but otherwise unmarked. Each bubble represents the number of guests present in the portal.		A further development speaks to the desire to make online audience members more visible in the livestream/during events: each time a guest logs into Planet IMPAKT the background graphic of the portal is populated with an additional bubble. The bubbles are coloured in a range of hues, but otherwise unmarked. Each bubble represents the number of guests present in the portal.

Manon at 16:04, 19 June 2023

2023-06-19T16:04:38Z

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	<span class="author">IMPAKT</span>		<span class="author">IMPAKT</span>
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	~~https://planet.impakt.nl~~

			{{ClippyAnt\|advice=Check out Planet IMPAKT yourself using the link.\|external=https://planet.impakt.nl}}


	Planet IMPAKT is the web portal designed as the point of entry for all digital events organised by IMPAKT. The portal is usually passcode protected– codes can be provided upon purchase, or reservation of a ticket. On the one hand, this allows tickets to be sold (or at least kept track of, for events with limited attendance). On the other hand, it is also a centralized point of access that allows us to contextualize the event: talks with artists are supplemented by links to their website and examples of their work; panel discussions can be placed alongside commissions and other related projects.		Planet IMPAKT is the web portal designed as the point of entry for all digital events organised by IMPAKT. The portal is usually passcode protected– codes can be provided upon purchase, or reservation of a ticket. On the one hand, this allows tickets to be sold (or at least kept track of, for events with limited attendance). On the other hand, it is also a centralized point of access that allows us to contextualize the event: talks with artists are supplemented by links to their website and examples of their work; panel discussions can be placed alongside commissions and other related projects.

	The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an ~~active~~ zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.		The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an embedded zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.

			Recent changes to the portal saw the addition of a Help chatline: alongside the other elevator buttons, guests of Planet IMPAKT can click the button that announces (via a pop-up speech bubble) that "I'm here to help!". The chat pops out in a new window within the portal environment. The chat helpline is not a bot– someone manually responds to the messages that are received. As such, there is an automated message that announced when the chatline is in service.

			A further development speaks to the desire to make online audience members more visible in the livestream/during events: each time a guest logs into Planet IMPAKT the background graphic of the portal is populated with an additional bubble. The bubbles are coloured in a range of hues, but otherwise unmarked. Each bubble represents the number of guests present in the portal.

	The discussion of the portal design necessarily follows from design decisions made for the festival. I would recommend reading the section about the [[IMPAKT Festival\|festival]] for more in depth info relating to that. However, the portal is also used to access other digital events throughout the year.		The discussion of the portal design necessarily follows from design decisions made for the festival. I would recommend reading the section about the [[IMPAKT Festival\|festival]] for more in depth info relating to that. However, the portal is also used to access other digital events throughout the year.
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	[[File:Planet IMPAKT The Great Idle portal.png\|center\|The portal is customised to reflect the event: here, to welcome guests to Benjamin Pompe's interactive hybrid game, ''The Great Idle'']]		[[File:Planet IMPAKT The Great Idle portal.png\|center\|The portal is customised to reflect the event: here, to welcome guests to Benjamin Pompe's interactive hybrid game, ''The Great Idle'']]

	1. Keep it Simple		Keep it Simple
	~~Always~~ the point of access for IMPAKT events. Before, events were streamed to various sites (Youtube etc). This lead to divided publics, and less interaction between attendees.		Planet IMPAKT is always the point of access for IMPAKT events. Before the development of the portal, events were streamed across various sites (Youtube etc). This lead to divided publics, and less interaction between attendees.
	~~3. Cultivate Collectivity~~
	The simple design is also in service of streamlining the attention towards the live stream. Having digital and physical attendees pay attention simultaneously is what ensures an active discussion during the event and promotes a greater feeling of collectivity.		The simple design of the portal is also in service of streamlining the attention towards the live stream.
			Cultivate Collectivity
			Having digital and physical attendees pay attention simultaneously is what ensures an active discussion during the event and promotes a greater feeling of collectivity. The bubbles that represent each attendee in the portal provide a sense of the collective without distracting from the livestream, nor requiring heavy computer processing.

	The additional materials provide contextualisation that would otherwise only be available by being in a physical space, such as an exhibition hall.		The additional materials that are available on the other levels of Planet IMPAKT provide contextualisation that would otherwise only be available by being in a physical space, such as an exhibition hall.

	Rooftop bar is a place for aftertalks, continuation of discussion past the allotted livestream time.		The Rooftop bar is a place for aftertalks, continuation of discussion past the allotted livestream time.
	<br />4. Create Comfort		<br />Create Comfort
	The elevator design of the portal pages was a choice to mimic the experience of navigating a building as closely as possible. Using this kind of mimicry mirrors what an on-site guest would experience in the physical exhibition hall. Compartmentalising the information according to this elevator metaphor helps to contextualise the material.		The elevator design of the portal pages was a choice to mimic the experience of navigating a building as closely as possible. Using this kind of mimicry mirrors what an on-site guest would experience in the physical exhibition hall. Compartmentalising the information according to this elevator metaphor helps to contextualise the material.

Manon: /* IMPAKT Web Portal */

2023-06-19T11:31:03Z

IMPAKT Web Portal

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	~~The~~ web portal ~~is IMPAKT’s proprietary~~ point of entry for all digital events. The portal is usually passcode protected– codes can be provided upon purchase, or reservation of a ticket. On the one hand, this allows tickets to be sold (or at least kept track of, for events with limited attendance). On the other hand, it is also a centralized point of access that allows us to contextualize the event: talks with artists are supplemented by links to their website and examples of their work; panel discussions can be placed alongside commissions and other related projects.
			Planet IMPAKT is the web portal designed as the point of entry for all digital events organised by IMPAKT. The portal is usually passcode protected– codes can be provided upon purchase, or reservation of a ticket. On the one hand, this allows tickets to be sold (or at least kept track of, for events with limited attendance). On the other hand, it is also a centralized point of access that allows us to contextualize the event: talks with artists are supplemented by links to their website and examples of their work; panel discussions can be placed alongside commissions and other related projects.

	The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an active zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.		The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an active zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.

Manon: Manon moved page IMPAKT Web Portal to Planet IMPAKT

2023-06-19T11:29:42Z

Manon moved page IMPAKT Web Portal to Planet IMPAKT

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Manon at 13:14, 30 May 2023

2023-05-30T13:14:41Z

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	https://planet.impakt.nl		https://planet.impakt.nl

Manon at 13:12, 30 May 2023

2023-05-30T13:12:24Z

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	https://planet.impakt.nl		https://planet.impakt.nl

Manon at 13:11, 30 May 2023

2023-05-30T13:11:04Z

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	https://planet.impakt.nl		https://planet.impakt.nl

Manon at 12:34, 30 May 2023

2023-05-30T12:34:00Z

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	The discussion of the portal design necessarily follows from design decisions made for the festival. I would recommend reading the section about the [[IMPAKT Festival\|festival]] for more in depth info relating to that. However, the portal is also used to access other digital events throughout the year.		The discussion of the portal design necessarily follows from design decisions made for the festival. I would recommend reading the section about the [[IMPAKT Festival\|festival]] for more in depth info relating to that. However, the portal is also used to access other digital events throughout the year.

			[[File:Planet IMPAKT The Great Idle portal.png\|center\|The portal is customised to reflect the event: here, to welcome guests to Benjamin Pompe's interactive hybrid game, ''The Great Idle'']]

			1. Keep it Simple
	1. Keep it Simple

	Always the point of access for IMPAKT events. Before, events were streamed to various sites (Youtube etc). This lead to divided publics, and less interaction between attendees.		Always the point of access for IMPAKT events. Before, events were streamed to various sites (Youtube etc). This lead to divided publics, and less interaction between attendees.
			3. Cultivate Collectivity
	3. Cultivate Collectivity

	The simple design is also in service of streamlining the attention towards the live stream. Having digital and physical attendees pay attention simultaneously is what ensures an active discussion during the event and promotes a greater feeling of collectivity.		The simple design is also in service of streamlining the attention towards the live stream. Having digital and physical attendees pay attention simultaneously is what ensures an active discussion during the event and promotes a greater feeling of collectivity.

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	Rooftop bar is a place for aftertalks, continuation of discussion past the allotted livestream time.		Rooftop bar is a place for aftertalks, continuation of discussion past the allotted livestream time.
			<br />4. Create Comfort

	4. Create Comfort

	The elevator design of the portal pages was a choice to mimic the experience of navigating a building as closely as possible. Using this kind of mimicry mirrors what an on-site guest would experience in the physical exhibition hall. Compartmentalising the information according to this elevator metaphor helps to contextualise the material.		The elevator design of the portal pages was a choice to mimic the experience of navigating a building as closely as possible. Using this kind of mimicry mirrors what an on-site guest would experience in the physical exhibition hall. Compartmentalising the information according to this elevator metaphor helps to contextualise the material.

Manon at 11:55, 30 May 2023

2023-05-30T11:55:17Z

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			==IMPAKT Web Portal==

	https://planet.impakt.nl		https://planet.impakt.nl
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	The elevator design of the portal pages was a choice to mimic the experience of navigating a building as closely as possible. Using this kind of mimicry mirrors what an on-site guest would experience in the physical exhibition hall. Compartmentalising the information according to this elevator metaphor helps to contextualise the material.		The elevator design of the portal pages was a choice to mimic the experience of navigating a building as closely as possible. Using this kind of mimicry mirrors what an on-site guest would experience in the physical exhibition hall. Compartmentalising the information according to this elevator metaphor helps to contextualise the material.

	~~<br><noinclude>~~
	~~{{:IMPAKT Main Menu}}~~
	~~<noinclude>~~

Manon at 09:20, 30 May 2023

2023-05-30T09:20:55Z

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	~~== IMPAKT Web Portal ==~~


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	The web portal is IMPAKT’s proprietary point of entry for all digital events. The portal is usually passcode protected– codes can be provided upon purchase, or reservation of a ticket. On the one hand, this allows tickets to be sold (or at least kept track of, for events with limited attendance). On the other hand, it is also a centralized point of access that allows us to contextualize the event: talks with artists are supplemented by links to their website and examples of their work; panel discussions can be placed alongside commissions and other related projects.		The web portal is IMPAKT’s proprietary point of entry for all digital events. The portal is usually passcode protected– codes can be provided upon purchase, or reservation of a ticket. On the one hand, this allows tickets to be sold (or at least kept track of, for events with limited attendance). On the other hand, it is also a centralized point of access that allows us to contextualize the event: talks with artists are supplemented by links to their website and examples of their work; panel discussions can be placed alongside commissions and other related projects.

	The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the rooftop bar: an active zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.		The portal navigation is designed to mimic an elevator: The visitor enters on the ‘ground floor’, where the stream video player and chat box are. They are given the option to journey through the different floors (each of which holds additional information relating to the event). On the top floor they can find the [[Rooftop Bar\|rooftop bar]]: an active zoom call where they can meet with the bar host, Andrej, who is available to provide technical support, updated program information, or happy to just chat.

			The discussion of the portal design necessarily follows from design decisions made for the festival. I would recommend reading the section about the [[IMPAKT Festival\|festival]] for more in depth info relating to that. However, the portal is also used to access other digital events throughout the year.

	The discussion of the portal design necessarily follows from design decisions made for the festival. I would recommend reading the section about the festival for more in depth info relating to that. However, the portal is also used to access other digital events throughout the year.