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I think a more natural-dialog-like workflow would be friendlier than the quite formal approach i took until now.
I imagine the users to start at a small page with info about NetKAN and stuff with some basic questions.
From there they are taken to further question-forms, taking a route based on their answers.
They would end on a page where a simple view of all data to be put in the netkan-file with short explanation what it means to make sure everything is OK. On that page there would be buttons to submit, download a dump or re-edit parts that are not right.
Example for dialogification like I imagine:
instead of form:
KSP Version [_____]
More natural statements:
This mod was made for KSP []
[ ] but should work with about any version
[ ] but is known to work with versions from [] up to [____]
[ ] and I am quite sure it only works with exactly that
As long as the hand-holding doesn't force users into a strict pathway, and previous selections are retained if a user goes back and forth, then sure. Would generally be better to use divisions on a single page as you have been, though perhaps with a tabbed interface, rather than entire separate pages, I think.
Via autogenerated editors users can make schema-valid ckan files and someday when there is a netkan-schema, netkan files, too.
These editors do not seem to provide a user-friendly workflow - this webtool should stay better.
One example for a generated form is at https://gist.github.com/janbrohl/0c9aa1c8d026b7b5e4e4cd3c869e42f5
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