Engage with Project Pythia on improvements for MyST landing pages

[agoose77]

MyST now ships an experimental set of renderers for annotated landing-page blocks (https://mystmd.org/guide/website-landing-pages). These blocks are inspired by Tailwind's components, and follow a few principles:

• Minimal markup (structural), no DSL
• Graceful degradation
• Top-level only

It would be good to get some fresh perspective on how much further this initial pass needs to go, so this user-story is intended to open some discussion with a stakeholder. It was refined from #5549

Definition of Done

• Create mock-up of Project Pythia landing page
  • 🛫 Use new MyST landing page blocks projectpythia-mystmd/projectpythia-mystmd.github.io#8
• Set-up [a]sync meeting with interested Pythia stakeholders to evaluate landing page mock-up.
• Collect feedback from Pythia and refine next-steps

[agoose77]

@jmunroe I would like to engage with you on this (and anyone else who's interested)

[jmunroe]

I'd be happy to schedule co-working session with @agoose77 on this (@agoose77 please grab any open slot in my calendar)

For Project Pythia, they have expressed interest in how MyST landing pages might be able to support any kind of 'plug-in' architecture. This would allow functionality like their customized gallery to be supported without it needing to explicitly supported component of the MyST landing pages. But let's meet to chat about what they really want so that you can focus how to achieve the intended outcome.

[agoose77]

@jmunroe organised and co-led a meeting on this today. I think it went well! It was useful to hear the groups thoughts, and share some knowledge around the work we're doing (and how we are doing it). I learned more detail on what they're focusing on at a project level, and got a sense of which parts of our initiative(s) are pertinent to their goals.

@jmunroe is anticipating that they will touch base with him following this meeting, and we'll keep tabs on their internal issue that is tracking the to-do list.

[agoose77]

The last To-Do here is to refine next steps that we can track in P&S