cityofaustin / cityofaustin/techstack

Content debt: Calendar feature for service pages

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Content debt Content Type: Service Page Department: Resource Recovery Team: Content Team: Design
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Description

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**What is the URL?**
Original url (for chicken keeping classes)
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/city-of-austin-chicken-keeping-rebate-program-1915945389

**Have you documented this via the author notes field in Joplin?**
- [ ] Yes!
- [x] No, but I'll do it now

**Describe the content debt.**

Design, develop a calendar feature that shows available chicken keeping classes (preferably linked to the event content type)

**What is the long-term, ideal solution for this content debt?**
MVP links to eventbrite
Longterm is to give content managers a calendar to update classes and include on service pages.

**Is this related to a feature request issue? (Add the issue number below and add the issue as a dependency.)**
TBD

**What approvals will be needed to publish this content change?**

Approvals by content team, design team, dev team, product manager and partners at Austin Resource Recovery (Keri Greenwalt and Memi Cardenas)

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Research direction

Start by reviewing the issue's Eventbrite URL and the related author notes in Joplin, then clarify whether the MVP link or the long-term calendar is in scope. Identify the relevant service-page and event content entry points; done should be confirmed with the content, design, development, product, and Austin Resource Recovery stakeholders.

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Assessment

Domain
content
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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