I'm curious to see the source, do you mind sharing the repo? Side note: I used Gatsby recently and thought it was pretty amazing for building static sites and beyond.
Quick nit-picky comments: * logo is too small height:50px (along with margin-top: -10px) looks much better * dark footer needs padding Max On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 4:57 PM Aizhamal Nurmamat kyzy <aizha...@google.com.invalid> wrote: > Hello all, > > As suggested previously > < > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/AIRFLOW/AIP-11+Create+a+Landing+Page+for+Apache+Airflow > >, > I have been working with Pablo (ccd) on the landing page for Apache > Airflow. The site is ready and you can see at > https://aijamalnk.github.io/airflow-website/ > > I would love to hear your thoughts on it, and suggestions for improvement. > > FYI, I have tried using both Jekyll and Hugo for building a new template > for Airflow, but it was taking too much time and the progress was slow. > Then I decided to try out Beam’s website code as a template, and it suited > well for Airflow as open source projects have similar information > architecture, eg Documentation, Community, Roadmap, etc. We made sure to > give it a unique look-and-feel for Airflow. I also added some content into > new pages, like Get Started, Community, Blog. > > I would love to hear feedback from the community as to whether this seems > like a good landing page for Airflow; and if it does, I’d prepare a plan to > bring the landing page into a feature branch of the Airflow repository, and > work to productionize it. > > Main areas where I’d like feedback: > > - > > Look and feel > - > > Organization of the site > - > > Interface with the existing user docs, and the wiki (see Documentation > section) > - > > How much of the existing documentation is worth moving to a landing > page, and how much is worth keeping in ReadTheDocs > - > > If you think the page is on the right track, thoughts on moving forward > > > Thanks, > > Aizhamal >
