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#JonathanNealI’m excited! Might seem like overkill, but I think it’s future proof. At my new job we’re designing a site that controls messages on the digital displays throughout the campus, and I’m using microformats 2 to define all of the layouts.
#barnabywalterswhen thinking “should I use this vocabulary for this thing”, think about what services consume the vocal, and how you want your content to show up in them
#barnabywalterse.g. lots of indieweb software uses h-entry for reply contexts and comments, or in a feed reader
#barnabywaltersso think “if someone replies to this presentation, or sees it in their feed, what should it look like?”
#JonathanNealbarnabywalters: wonderful, so in a situation like that, with entries in a feed or slides in a presentation, how would one markup the navigation between them?
#JonathanNealIs there something like h-navigation, h-directory, h-menu? None of those actually exist, though there is a brainstorm for h-breadcrumb.
#barnabywalterswell, entries in a feed and slides in a presentation are very different UIs
#barnabywaltersfor navigation between sequential content use rel=next and rel=prev[ious]
#barnabywaltersfor “up”, e.g. to get to “notes” from a particular note
#JonathanNealbarnabywalters: prev/next would be useful if I were referring to siblings in relationship to an entry. This is agnostic, like a website navigation. The only rel might be a self.
#JonathanNealIt’s global navigation for all the slides, not back/next.
#barnabywaltersah, okay — again, consider how the extra semantics are going to be interpreted and presented by consuming software, and let that inform your decisions
#barnabywaltersso what are you going to build which makes programatic use of this machine-readable global navigation?
#barnabywaltersprobably the reason that h-breadcrumb hasn’t really gone anywhere is that no-one knew what to *do* with it once it was there