The document describes two end-user stories for the new eZ Publish interface: 1) A user finds content through search and filtering search results, and 2) The user creates a gallery from the search results and uploads multiple images to the gallery in a more intuitive workflow requiring fewer clicks. Key changes to the interface include search located on the left sidebar, infinite scroll for search results, option to save searches as filters, and ability to directly create sub-items like images for a gallery without additional clicks when creating the gallery object.

1. Redefining eZ Publish User Interface
on eZ Publish 5
UX & UI concepts
First phase of six end-to-end user stories
to lay the foundations of the new interface.
2. Create a container
& sub-items via Search
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2. As a user, I will...
...find an object through search and filtering search results
... create a gallery content under the object I searched for,
and create Images to populate my gallery
Intention
• showcase new, faster and easier way to discover content through a search widget.
(will be reused at many places)
• show the new interaction to create and manage a container and its sub-items, which is
more intuitive and requires less clicks
We will show
• discover article with search
• create Gallery (container) as a child
• use multiupload to put in images
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3. I will start by doing a simple search.
Search is now located on the left side of the
interface, in the zone dedicated to Discovery.
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4. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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5. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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6. Among other changes, I can notice:
infinite scroll,
option to see result with different views,
option to save my search as a filter
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7. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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8. 200 results - that is too much,
I will refine using filters.
Filters are similar to facets,
and allow to drill down through the results.
Of coulse, all this will be dynamic,
without page reload.
I will first restrict my search to a
specific location (aka subtree)
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9. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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10. I will then search for content published
within the last 10 days
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11. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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12. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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13. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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14. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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15. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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16. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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17. and created by my colleagues John
or Keith.
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18. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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19. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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20. Discover
As any User I want to
reach a content object
through search and filter
the results.
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21. I will now access the contextual action bar
under the content I found,
“reaching for the star”, and create
a gallery.
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22. Create
As any User I want to
create a gallery from
search results and
upload multiple images
to it.
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23. Create
As any User I want to
create a gallery from
search results and
upload multiple images
to it.
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24. Create
As any User I want to
create a gallery from
search results and
upload multiple images
to it.
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25. I can notice that directly when creating
the Gallery object, I can create sub-items
(in this case, Images) without any
additional click!
This save me many clicks compare to
the previous interface.
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26. Create
As any User I want to
create a gallery from
search results and
upload multiple images
to it.
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27. I can now simply publish a Gallery
in 2 clicks!
Thank You!
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