Rename example pages to be more consistent

[joelanman]

Our example pages have inconsistent naming - this makes it harder than it should be to find the example you're looking for.

For example:

blank-govuk.html
check-your-answers-page.html
confirmation-page.html
override-service-name.html
start-page.html
template-content-page.html
template-data.html
template-question-page-blank.html

Some have -page at the end, some have template- at the start, some have neither

[edwardhorsford]

@joelanman do you have suggestions for what they should be?

[joelanman]

I think maybe just as simple as possible, eg:

blank.html
check-your-answers.html
start.html
question.html
content.html

[edwardhorsford]

Makes sense - might be worth moving some of the other templates out of the way then?

There's base templates and then there's the ones users are likely to want. Should they be in a flat folder structure?

[joelanman]

its a good point that there are probably two types. Like 'question' is a good blank base for a question page. Whereas override-service-name and template-data aren't base pages, they're example of how to do things. I feel like those should live elsewhere, or maybe not even be pages, just code snippets

[hannalaakso]

Hi @joelanman

On the basis of the above conversation, would something like the below work? Not sure about the directory name for "example-snippets" though.

views/
├── examples
    ├────  base-templates
         ├── blank-govuk.html
         ├── blank-unbranded.html
    ├────  branching
         ├── index.html
         ├── over-18.html
         ├── under-18.html
    ├────  example-snippets
         ├── content.html
         ├── data.html
         ├── override-service-name.html
         ├── question.html
    ├────  pass-data
         ├── index.html
         ├── vehicle-check-answers.html
         ├── vehicle-features.html
         ├── vehicle-registration.html
         ├── vehicle-type.html
    ├── check-your-answers.html
    ├── confirmation.html
    ├── start.html
    ├── task-list.html

[NickColley]

This is done, thanks Joe