On Saturday 13 September 2008 03:19, Cl?ment wrote: > Ian Clarke a ?crit : > | I think its clear that many users are installing Freenet, and not > | understanding what they can do once its up and running. > | > | I think we need to address this by integrating some simple but > | powerful plugins into Fproxy, and making the front page of Fproxy as > | simple as clear as possible to show the user what they can do from > | there. This will include surfing Freenet itself, and perhaps a > | discussion tool (similar to FMS but integrated into FProxy). > | > | It would also be really nice if FMS could be easier to install (ie. > | much easier than compiling from source) - it would be great if someone > | could set up a Google Code project for it, for example. > | > | Would anyone be interested in putting together mock-ups of what they > | think the FProxy front page should look like? > | > | Ian. > | > Hello, > > As you already know if you read the irc logs or are idling at the > #freenet channel, I made a mock-up for fProxy. It's available here : > http://doc-fr.freenetproject.org/Fproxy_mockup. > > If you have any question, comments, etc.... please tell :) > > Oh, and remember, it's just a draft, so some things might be missing, > not well explained, etc. ;)
Thanks! Some basic decisions: - More work will be needed on redesigning the UI, but Dieppe has made a great start. - The above style will need to be turned into CSS. - Every page (more or less) will need to be redesigned to be simple and easy. - Most of the node interface should work fine without javascript. - Some parts of the interface do need javascript to work well, although we can provide alternatives that work less well for the paranoid. - This includes chat, and arguably search. - Whether the browser profile uses javascript must be configurable at install time, and also afterwards, possibly through reinstating the config page in the firefox profile. > > Dieppe -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 827 bytes Desc: not available URL: <https://emu.freenetproject.org/pipermail/devl/attachments/20080913/ef809b47/attachment.pgp>
