For the file details:

• remove the row of top boxes
• show bread crumb links
• include a download all button. Active on mouse-over to change to hand.

First round of filters for search facets:

• Discipline

• Site/SiteID

• PI/PI ID

• Organ

• Study/Study ID

• Collaborative Group

• Gender

Change the color of the text in the lists that are hyperlinks to make the color darker. Possibly darker blue.

Move disclaimer metadata to entry of LabCAS system and have user click accept.

• Move the home page full search box to the middle of the page directly under LabCAS collections.

• Remove the other search box from this page.

• On all other pages have the search box in the upper right.

On browsing, link to portal when metadata contains id.
On editing or entering metadata link to KSDB where appropriate.

Allow user to search either using a search text box or using a facet search (see attached example).

• User could use a generic search schema or select a specific schema (pathology, genomics, etc. that would have more specific metadata).

• Search would return - Name, Type, Description, Thumbnail, Size

• MouseOver/Click would show additional metadata.

• Would be great to have a "shopping cart" where user could select files for download and place in "cart". Once in cart, allow to add/delete, then download

The JPL LabCAS 2.0 top link on the blue left side menu should take user back to home page.

Add an advanced search icon to the left blue menu bar. Have this take user to the faceted search page.

• David, i could not find a good icon for this from the icon page you sent me. Is it possible to have some sort of filter icon that's not on the list?

• Change the "File Box" that displays in the header for the collection details, dataset details. Delete from the file details page.
• Remove the update stat at the bottom of the box. For example, "Last day".

Change the upper right logout icon to the name of the user that is logged in and when clicked allow them to select Logout.

Remove the users initials from the left menu bar.

Add datatype such as RNASeq, DICOM, Fastq, etc. to metadata.
Heather to research if this is possible. Will need Luca's help to implement.

Add to UI in a future version.

For the Collection and Dataset details list - right justify the label and left justify the values.

For Dataset level metadata modify the order of the following:
Dataset Name
Dataset Description
Lead PI
*Lead PI ID
Institution
*Institution ID
Species
Data Custodian
Dataset Version
ID

You can hide version and I think Collection Name and Collection ID should be shown in the top Collection Header Box.
*If possible can you concatenate the IDs to the end of the text in parenthesis? For example Lead PI: Dan Crichton (17). If we didn't have to display ID on a separate line it would save a lot of space.

Allow user to upload data if size of data is not too big. This could be broken into 2 pieces if easier. Have a metadata form a user can complete and then have them upload? Or combine.

Change the "Dataset Box" that displays in the header for the collection details and the dataset details.

• Remove the update stat at the bottom of the box. For example, "In last hour".
  For the dataset details instead of showing the number of metadata items, display the dataset name. If that name is too long then truncate so it fits in the box.

On the collection page - decrease white space where datasets are listed (right side of page). Either decrease the spacing or make font bigger.

Create a shorter (easier) URL for home page of UI if possible or create a short cut.

In the header for the collection details and the dataset details:

• Change the heart to a star icon (in all places - header box, side menu, etc.)
• Remove the update stat at the bottom of the box. For example, "Update now"

In the header for the file details:

• remove this box

Include link to Protocol ID on Collection and dataset details. This should link back to the protocol on the portal for either EDRN or MCL.

For specific studies some metadata needs to be captured but not displayed to help with anonymizing data. Allow for SiteID/SiteName to be hidden from view of user.

• When user clicks on download don't require re-authentication
• Don't display error page. Stay on existing page.

Update the collection icon and make sure the icon is consistent on the left menu bar and the headers on the top of the details pages.

Attached is a possible idea.

For Collection level metadata modify the order of the following:
Collection Name
Collection Description
Lead PI
*Lead PI ID
Institution
*Institution ID
Protocol Name
*Protocol ID
Discipline
Organ
*Organ ID
Collaborative Group
QA State
Consortium
Owner Principal
ID

• you can hide version and I think Collection ID and ID are the same, so only need to display ID.
  *If possible can you concatenate the IDs to the end of the text in parenthesis? For example Lead PI: Dan Crichton (17). If we didn't have to display ID on a separate line it would save a lot of space.

Display thumbnails in file detail list when appropriate. Use the relative path.

Change the "Collection Box" that is the header when you click on collection:

• display high level metadata: Collection Name and Lead PI

• remove #of collection details

• remove update now

Update the public icon on the left menu bar.
Possible idea attached.

Allow users of a specific consortium (EDRN, MCL, CIB, etc.) to view data in LabCAS that is flagged as public.

For all labels pulled from Solr. Update label from CamelCase to insert a space between the upper and lower case letters to separate the words.

Wait for new API from Asitang to update metadata...

Login should not be requirement. All public data should be viewable/downloadable without login.

"Top align" all labels with the top line of text when text wraps to more than a single line. Make this change for all pages.