Note that the following is just one possibility, and will be changed now and in the future. Our aim is to make such changes easy.
bonsai.uno
Homepage
Vision (short)
Common ontology for LCA, MFA, and IE
Open data pipeline
By the community, for the community
Getting started guide
GH projects repo
Should be short, more of an appetizer than a meal, with links to more documentation
bonsai.uno/ontology
Introduction to core concepts of the ontology, starting with a gentle introduction to linked data
Ends with links to other docs/visualization for complete ontology
Target audience is people who have never heard "RDF" before
bonsai.uno/data-pipeline
Subway-style map with the different data processing steps, and the accompanying repositories / web resources
Target audience is people who are used to using the "Excel hammer"
bonsai.uno/getting-started
Brief page with links to more specific getting-started guides. Help people decide what getting started guide is right for them.
Could also contain a toolkit, like http://toolbox.schoolofdata.ch/
bonsai.uno/getting-started/contribute-data
bonsai.uno/getting-started/our-api
bonsai.uno/getting-started/others as we develop
bonsai.uno/community
Community management philosophy
Links to BEPs
bonsai.uno/FAQs
FAQs to be populated.
How is BONSAI different than other LCA databases?
How can I contribute?
Who is behind BONSAI?
What is the relationship between the project and the NPO?
Is anyone paid to work on BONSAI?
bonsai.uno/NPO
Archive of official documents
Become a member
To do:
Look into CSS classes used (everything necessary is in the repo already), decide if we want to keep using SASS as CSS preprocessor, create some more classes (and maybe more meaningful labels for common layouts). Write up brief notes on using the CSS to get what you want.
Write some sample content for 1-2 pages, esp. data flow, homepage, and ontology
Then do some layout with bright, colorful, and simple graphs (e.g. for links between ontology concepts).