The Multiuser Bibliography application has a variety of content-presentation and data-entry views. Here I present a set of information displays that lay out those views, showing the intended content and likely general arrangement of data and entry fields.
Displays a subset of the bibliography entries from the database in compact form. Each entry is a link to its detailed view.
Known data:
Displays detailed information about a single entry, in tabular form. Includes edit and comment links.
Known data:
| Principal author | Stromer, Klaus, ed |
| Additional authors | x |
| Title | Color Systems in Art and Science |
| Found in | |
| Editor | |
| Volume | |
| Other information about the work | Trans Randy Cassada |
| Publisher | Edition Color Klaus Stromer |
| Year of publication | 1999 |
| Publication date | |
| Pages | |
| Other publication information |
The global navigation bar contains two small forms for quick-search and user sign-on.
An "advanced search" form for searching by specific fields.
A form for adding a new entry or editing an existing one. For editing, the fields are initially populated with the existing data.
This needs to be laid out better, so that the explanatory and example text is still clearly associated with each field, but the fields themselves are more attractively rendered and comfortable to use.
Known data:
Enter the applicable information. An entry must have at least an author or a title, so it can be displayed in the correct place in alphabetical order in the bibliography.
An area in the entry detail view, shown if the user is signed on, where they can add a comment.