Tobias Kremer ha scritto:
Quoting Tobias Kremer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
The other proposed layouts are making fundamental mistakes regarding
color scheme choice and/or distribution of elements. I'm not a professional
web
designer but a blue box with a thick light green frame below a dark red
header
and everything blurred into oblivion by shadows, makes me wanna scream :)
I couldn't resist it ... Here's something I whipped up in the last hour or so:
http://www.funkreich.de/catalystorg.png
It's nothing revolutionary. Of course, the content needs quite a bit of work and
the graphics are not very polished but you get the idea ... Oh yeah, the logo is
too small - I couldn't find a high(er) resolution version (preferably vectorized
not as a bitmap) of it ...
Shall I continue my effort or is this too little too late? :)
--Tobias
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I like this one, but I think the "download now!" should be replaced with
something like "get started!": a web framework is not something you
"download & install" like e.g. Firefox.
To "get started" I would put up a simple page with a bullet list where
in a few points the reader has to learn: what is catalyst, what benefits
it brings to web developement, how to install it, then point to the
first, simple tutorial which will get its feet wet.
Just 2 cents.
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Marcello Romani
Responsabile IT
Ottotecnica s.r.l.
http://www.ottotecnica.com
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