CRITICAL TO SOLVE FOR FOR LAUNCH
- Author Link Behavior
- Story Group Story Part Link Behavior
- Text Story Part Behavior
1. Author Links - Please see the article metadata above. Preference is to remove this link logic entirely.
2.Story Group aka Tabs Links- this is below. Preference is to have these keep the user in the webview, and ideally on the same template.
3. Text Story Part Links:
This is a text story part. Occasionally you will see two different types of links in these:
1) Programmatically generated links to Player Profiles and Team Profiles. For example - Tom Brady and Tampa Bay Buccaneers , respectively. The options for this, in order of preference, are:
- Deep link to app feature where possible.
- Remove links and render as regular text.
- Send users out of app and go to mobile web browsers.
- Load profile URLs in webview, keeping users still within the app.
2) Manually created hyperlinks. Here are 6 versions:
- Relative link (points to /news/)
- Relative link w/ new tab enabled. (points to /news/)
- Absolute link (points to https://beta-www.nfl.com/teams/)
- Absolute link w/ new tab enabled. (points to https://beta-www.nfl.com/teams/)
- Absolute link on an external domain (points to https://www.espn.com/)
- Absolute link on an external domain w/ new tab enabled (points to https://www.espn.com/)
NOT CRITICAL TO SOLVE FOR FOR LAUNCH
- Photo Album Story Part
- Promo Story Part
- Table Story Part
Below is an album that, when clicking the title, will send users to the album detail page. This one will send users to https://beta-www.nfl.com/photos/through-the-years-don-shula. Options in order of preference are:
1) Strip link entirely
2) Send user to mobile browser.
Below is a video story part. There is no link logic - I am including here to also test the hero player integration.
Below is a promo story part. This should send users to whatever url has been programmed via the device's default mobile browser. If not possible, we should strip this link logic.