MetacatUI

The prototype looks great. I was thinking more about the new display of packages after our call, and I have a few more suggestions that I talked over with Bryce. I think the table listings are now super prominent, and they overshadow the overall data citation at the top. Its very easy for my eye to skip right over the citation and focus on the tables, especially with their prominent headers. Its not clear that the lists of packages are part of the overall citation. So, here are some suggested visual changes that might help make that 'containment' be more apparent. Could you evaluate these and try some of them out to see if they help make it clearer that the tables are part of the overall package?

1) Make the text of the citation larger in font
1a) Possibly add a 'Cite this data as:' label somewhere up around the citation string (I'm not sure about this, and would need to see it)
2) Make the headers of the tables half of their current height, so they are one line tall, and collapse the text onto one line; possibly mute the header background color so they aren't so bold
3) Indent the tables to the same level as the indented fields under 'General' to indicate that the tables/packages are contained within the current package
4) Possibly add labels in the table headers explaining each more, e.g.,:
4a) Current data set (1 of 3), Identifier: walkertest.1.1 (View full details)
4b) Referenced data set (2 of 3), Identifier: urn:uuid:28b4a537-e9cd-418b-b425-1432c6426614 (View full details)
4c) Referenced data set (3 of 3), Identifier: urn:uuid:df7aabd3-e173-4c86-8d50-fe5fada89658 (View full details)

Let me know if you want to talk this over more. Thanks.

Made some of those styling changes and used the phrasing "Related data sets" instead of "referenced" after getting feedback from Rachael Blake and Jessica Couture.

Nested tables are now collapsed - See latest version here: https://dev.nceas.ucsb.edu/#view/chi_meta3.1.1

Looks great, Lauren. Let's ship it.

I think we still need to discuss the prominence of the leading citation (and easy ways to copy the citation), but that can be a separate task from releasing the hierarchical package display.