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On a Zoom session with Russell. We did three main things. First we merged in some new files and tweaks that he had been working on. Some of it was dealing with new videos for the ecommerce settings, new tweaks to the snow owl theme, and light CSS changes for mobile. Second, we pushed up some files for a company called Campaign Rise to the data 6 server. This will allow the other developers to get in there and start the building process. We are building a customer facing website that will be pulling live data from elements of time, subs of time, media/content, flex grid, customers, and online ecommerce and invoicing. Big and fun project. Dave Forbis is running as project manager on that project. Third, we spent the rest of the time talking about sub part categories, sub inventory, sub inventory attributes, and how we could get that stuff out to the ecommerce level. We looked at images, scans, and did tons of drawing. We looked at database tables, live data, current page flow, etc. We had a pretty good session and talked about how we really need to get sub part categories in place before we push too much further. Great discussion. As a side note, we had a request from Kelly and Molly (adilas consultants) to add a new setting per sub inventory attribute. The new setting would be a show/hide on the web option. We also thought that it might be nice if certain attributes were searchable and even combo searchable. If the sub part categories are added correctly... that could help filter things going up and down a logical chain. Then the sub attributes would allow additional and multi filtering options for the underlying products. We did a sample mock-up (drawing) using clothing, men's and women's clothing, ages, and styles. These were all part categories and sub part categories. We then went into sub attributes such as color, size, fabric type, brand names, etc. Those would all be sub attributes. Good discussion and good progress. |