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Content Creators need a quick way to find the content they are currently working on and access to content that needs their attention.
Feature: Access my latest
As a Content Creator,
I want to be able to access all the content I am working on in one place
So that I can find that content quickly and continue to make changes to it.
Scenario: My current workGiven that, it may take several passes before a piece of content is ready for the approval workflow
And that I may be working on multiple items at once
When I visit the CMS home page
Then I will see a list of all the content I am the author of listed in reverse chronological order by last edited date
And that list will display a maximum of 5 items
And that list will include a link to view all items if there are more than 5
And I will see the identifier
And I will see the date it was last edited
And I will see a link that will allow me to edit the latest revision
And I will see the status of that content
Scenario: All contentGiven that, it may take several passes before a piece of content is ready for the approval workflow
And that I may be working on multiple items at once
When I visit the CMS home page
Then I will see a list of everything my team (current CMS users) is working on listed in reverse chronological order by last edited date
And that list will display a maximum of 5 items
And that list will include a link to view all items if there are more than 5
And I will see the identifier
And I will see the date it was last edited
And I will see the author's email address
And I will see a link that will allow me to edit the latest revision
And I will see the status of that content
Scenario: Needs approvalGiven that, there is an approval workflow
And that I may have submitted 1 or more items for approval
And that I may be waiting for feedback on those items that need approval
When I visit the CMS home page
Then I will see a list of items that I created that needs approval listed in chronological order by the date sent for approval
And that list will display a maximum of 5 items
And that list will include a link to view all items if there are more than 5
And I will see the identifier
And I will see the amount of time since the content has been sent for approval (ex. 5 days, 22 hours, 5 mins)
And I will see the email address of the reviewer of that content
And I will see a link that will allow me to edit the latest revision
And I will see a link that will allow me to resend the request to the reviewer to review that content
Scenario: Quick linksGiven that, I work on certain content types repeatedly
And I want access to those content types from my home page
When I visit the CMS home page
Then I will be able to see a list of the most recent content types that I worked on
And that list will display a maximum of 6 items
And that list will consist of the 6 content types that I create/edit the most
And I will see the identifier
And I will see a description of the content type
And I will see a link to add content for that content type
Scenario: My notificationsGiven that, I touch lots of different content
And that the content I touch may require my attention
And that when content changes I want to be notified
When I visit the CMS home page
Then I will be able to see a notification related to content that needs my attention at the top of the page
And see a message of the status of that content (ex. Content Approved)
And be able to see a more detailed message relating to the status change of the content
And be able to view the content related to the alerts
And have the ability to view all notification
And be able to dismiss (close) the current message from display until a new alert is available
Content Creators need a quick way to find the content they are currently working on and access to content that needs their attention.
Access my latest:
Design reference - #228
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