Website Updates Best Practices

Last Updated: 05-02-2023
Updated by: Porhouy (PH) Minh

NOTE:

• If you are currently in charge of the website, please see section VI for instructions.
• As for other lab members, please read through section I to V for instructions on how to send different website updates to webmasters. Thank you!

Types of Updates

The types of updates that should be included on the website are publication news, group news, and research updates. The format for each update will be described in detail from section I to VI.

1. Publication updates concern new publications by any member of the group. This update would appear at two places on the website, one in the publication page and another in the news page.
2. Group updates concern group outings, group pictures, additional group members, new members' bios, and REUs. Group outings and pictures will appear in the gallery page of the website, while any other news will appear in the news page. As for the bios, they will appear in the people page of our website.
3. Research updates concern new information or objectives with the current projects or introduction of new projects to the group. This update will appear on the research page.

I. Publication Updates

For updates regarding new publications, please add the information as formatted below to the document “Group-New-Publications”. Once you have finished adding the information, please slack the webmasters accordingly.

FORMAT:

[TITLE]

[PICTURE REPRESENTING THE PAPER]

FirstName_LastName of first author, FirstName_LastName of second author,… Volume_No Pages Number (Year_of_Publication) Name_of_Journal DOI: _______

[ABSTRACT]

Example:

The Middle Science: Traversing Scale In Complex Many-Body Systems

[Picture: Year_NameOfJournal_FirstAuthorInitial]

Aurora E. Clark, Henry Adams, Rigoberto Hernandez, Anna I. Krylov, Anders M. N. Niklasson, Sapna Sarupria, Yusu Wang, Stefan M. Wild, and Qian Yang 7 1271-1287 (2021) ACS Central Science DOI: 10.1021/acscentsci.1c00685

The theory and simulation of systems that have realistic complexity and size and evolve across massive time scales are a critical challenge predicated upon the accurate description of many-body interactions. It builds upon the science of the small to create a new “Middle Science” whose research vision integrates modern math and data science with chemical theories as proposed in this In Focus article.

II. Group News Updates

For updates regarding recent news about the group (i.e., new papers being published, new students joining the lab, REUs, awards…etc), please add the information as formatted below to the document “News”. Once you have finished adding the information, please slack the webmasters accordingly.

FORMAT:

[TITLE]

[Clear and concise description of news]

[PICTURE: Year_Event] (This must be a png or jpg format, no bigger than 1 MB)

Please see the examples by browsing through the news section of our website.

III. Group Pictures Updates

For updates regarding group pictures, please create a folder for the event with the naming convention: YYMMDD-EVENTNAME in

Sarupria-Group-UMN/GroupWebsite/sarupriagroup.github.io/Data/pictures/GroupPictures/YYYY/

Then add each picture for the event as formatted below to your folder:

Image Naming Convention: YYYYMMDD-EVENTNAME
Ex: 20211223-SecretSanta
File size < 1 MB

Once you have finished, please slack the webmasters accordingly

IV. Individual Profile/Bios Updates (!!Applicable to New Group Members!!)

Please follow the steps below to update your bios on our website:

1. Go to the google drive folder at Sarupria-Group-UMN/GroupWebsite/.../mugshots/
2. Open “Bios.docx” and add your information to the document (following the examples of other students)
3. Add your picture in the folder in png or jpg (< 1 MB)
4. Once you have finished, please slack the webmasters accordingly

V. Research Updates

To update your research description or picture, please follow the steps below:

1. Go to the google drive folder at Sarupria-Group-UMN/GroupWebsite/Research_Description_Review
2. Create a google doc in the folder with the name of your research as the title (Ex: NameOfProject-Review)
3. Paste your research description and picture in the document
4. Notify Dr. Sarupria about your updates by specifying what you edit and where you had put your edits
5. Once you have finished, please slack the webmasters accordingly

VI. Guidelines for Webmasters ONLY

1. Please make sure that you have a SSH Key all setup before you begin
2. Clone the website’s Github repository to your local computer. You can do this by typing "git clone [email protected]:SarupriaGroup/sarupriagroup.github.io.git" on your terminal command line
3. Make edits to the different htmls by using VS Code or any program you see fit
4. Push updates to the “Development” branch first (to check with other webmasters and Dr. Sarupria)
5. Send a short and concise update to the website channel in Slack
6. Merge “Development” branch with “Main” branch and add descriptive explanation of updates

Guidelines for editing news.html and papers.html: Link