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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Resolution: Done
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Sprint:Fall 2, Fall 3
Description
Situation: Paige submitted an abstract titled, "Upcoming version of Integrated Genome Browser will better support visualizing and exploring personal genome sequence data" which was selected for a poster presentation at ASHG 2024.
Task: Design and print a poster for ASHG 2024. Poster design guidelines from last year's conference can be found here: https://www.ashg.org/meetings/2023meeting/presenters/poster-presentation-guidelines/
Presentation Type: Poster Presentation
Session Title: Genetic, Genomic, and Epigenomic Resources and Databases Poster Friday Session
Presentation Date/Time: 11/8/2024 2:30:00 PM - 11/8/2024 4:30:00 PM MT
Abstract Title: Upcoming version of Integrated Genome Browser will better support visualizing and exploring personal genome sequence data
Location: Colorado Convention Center
Room: Exhibit & Poster Hall, Hall F
Each presenter will have their own poster board with a usable area measuring 4 feet (48 inches) tall by 8 feet (96 inches) wide.
Board number: Board 1096F
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I think you should stick with the original layout for greater visual interest. The "v4" in Paige's folder looks too much like the "v4" in Nowlan's folder. Instead of repeating the same layout, use Paige's original layout.
Distinguishing the two from each other visually will help people remember and understand the application – the two posters provide two distinct visions of the application and its usefulness, in my opinion!!
Sometimes repition hurts rather than helps understanding. I think this is an example of that happening 
I've updated the poster to look more like the original version. It still has similar design elements to Nowlan's poster which will help tie them together as both being about IGB, but they are now hopefully distinct enough so as to not be confusing.
This latest version can be found in Dropbox as version 6!
Paige and I talked today about the poster and I made some suggestions. I think whatever Paige Kulzer decides will be great.
I've finalized a version with Dr. Loraine's comments in mind - ready for printing! It's in Dropbox and marked as FINAL.
Poster ordered from Spoonflower.
Closing ticket.
Note to Paige Kulzer and Nowlan Freese:
I think we need to do background work before we can create the poster, as we currently do not have the content we need for it.
There are two key tasks that need to be done first:
I am moving this out of any sprint. We can move it back into a sprint when we are ready.