Thanks for identifying I forgot the Source Code link. Looks like I missed that one; I'll re-add it.
The links to documentation are now on the front page, so they are meant to be one of the first things you see when you visit the website. We'll see if users can find documentation *during a website visit* when we do usability testing. I'll ask students to include that in their scenario planning. Thanks On Mon, Jan 24, 2022, 2:03 AM Ladislav Lacina <la...@seznam.cz> wrote: > Hello! > Yes, your redesign is a leap forward. However in the upper menu I miss > links "join development" and "documentation" > Laaca > ---------- Původní e-mail ---------- > Od: Jim Hall <jh...@freedos.org> > Komu: freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net < > freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> > Datum: 24. 1. 2022 1:06:30 > Předmět: [Freedos-devel] Almost there with the updated FreeDOS website > > Thanks everyone for your feedback on the updated FreeDOS website. I'm > *almost* there with the updated site, and I'm hoping to put it live in > a few days. > > If you'd like to see the work in progress: > https://test.freedos.org/ > > > What's done: > > - front page > - Forums > - my page > - my Patreon page > - History > - Trademark > - Impressum > - Books > > > Not done yet: > > - About > - About -> Games > - About -> Applications > - About -> Programming > - Download > - News (need to build a new feed, but that's minor) > - Bugs (also planning a form to enter a bug report to GitLab without a > GitLab account) > > > I haven't added the "latest version is" text on the front page yet, > but that's on my "to-do" list as well. > > I'm incorporating the content from the old Links page into each of the > "About" pages. For example, I'll link to where to download the free > {personal use} Turbo C and Desmet C when you're on the "About -> > Programming" page. By incorporating the links on these pages, my goal > is to eliminate the old Links page entirely. > > > Also: > I've been planning the new website for many months now, going through > several iterations in design and content organization. I think the > current version is looking really good. However, all designs can be > improved. I'm working with a university professor at MTU and his > Usability class in Spring semester (that's right now) to do a > usability test for the new website. > > The Usability students need to have a "frozen" version of the website > to test against, so the site doesn't change while they are testing it. > Once I make the new website live, the students will do their tests > using the https://test.freedos.org/ website. I might make tweaks to > the www site during that time, but not to the test site until the > students are done with their tests (semester ends in early May). > >
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