On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 5:04 PM, Benoit Chesneau <bchesn...@gmail.com>wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 10:45 PM, Noah Slater <nsla...@tumbolia.org> > wrote: > > Benoît: > > > > Please don't add anything to the top navigation. The only thing I think > we > > should add there is a link to the "Quick Links" section - but I already > > tried that and the auto-scrolling breaks. If you can figure out a way to > > make it not break, please add that. > > Well why not about a context menu? What? > > > > Bob: > > > > We link to the documentation in the Quick Links footer. The documentation > > itself includes the API reference. I don't think there's any particular > > need to link to the API reference on the page as a special call out. > > > > Benoît: > > > > I agree that I think the text is very big, but it's the only way we could > > get it looking good with the text stretched across the whole screen. > > Perhaps the thing to do is to shorten the width of the text some how. We > > need a designer to look at it. > > > > Why the text has to be stretched across the whole screen? It looks > good but it's actually really painful to read it. Yes, I'm not sure what to do about it. We need a designer to look at it. > The links to the web interface for the mailing list are there. Click on > the > > mailing list names themselves. > > Hard time to figure I had to click on the link. That's not intuitive. > Intuition is relative. > Also I don't find the markmail link. Markmail is not official. Not convinced this is a big deal. How many people use the web interface to our mailing lists by clicking on a link, and then browsing by date? I am willing to bet it is only me, when totting up vote. > > > > I don't think we need JIRA in the top level nav. We have it in the Quick > > Links section. > > Quick link section is on the bottom. When I just want to put a ticket > I want to make it fast. That should be on top imo and really visible > for all. Its as important as "Download" is and probably more important > than the mailing lists. I think that the next step forward is to add a Quick Links header navigation element that would allow you to scroll to the bottom of the page. If anyone can get this working properly, please contribute it. > > - benoit >
