Long path to reach a specific tutorial from the website

[vepadulano]

If a user is searching for a specific feature tutorial, starting from the front page the path is: Get Started --> Code Examples --> "These" link in the middle of the page text --> Click on the tutorial topic --> Get to the final tutorial.

So I believe that the first click is ok, but then I would like the "Code examples" link to bring me directly to the tutorial list. I would also agree with #17 that there should be a consistent naming for the tutorials.

If we want to differentiate between standard tutorials and links to SWAN it's fine, but I would make it more evident where one should click than using "These" link in the middle of the text

[Axel-Naumann]

Can we move the content of https://root-project.github.io/web/get_started/code_examples/ into https://root.cern.ch/doc/master/group__Tutorials.html, and have the "Code Examples" link go directly to https://root.cern.ch/doc/master/group__Tutorials.html ?

[Axel-Naumann]

Relevant for the publication because it will change the URL (if we get rid of the "Code Examples" page)

[eguiraud]

Related issues if you want to shuffle this content around: #70 #17

[hageboeck]

Shouldn't we have Tutorials directly on the front page?

[couet]

Indeed, from the front page, it is only two clicks Reference->Tutorials.

[eguiraud]

I agree with Axel's comment above, I don't see why we need https://root.cern/tutorials ?