On Wed, 2011-03-09 at 00:51 +0100, Andreas Nilsson wrote: > I won't go about with some kind of inpirational blah-blah-blah about how > the last steps of climbing a mountain, when you are closest to the top > are the hardest, because I never did that. I saw some dude on TV saying > that though. > > Anyway. > > http://wptest.gnome.org/ is design-wise in a pretty good shape. What's > needed right now is taking it the last steps and making it a great > website for our great project. For this to happen we need to sharpen the > focus of it, make sure the texts and images are good and that everything > works as expected when we launch GNOME 3. > There are some darlings to be killed, some very dear ones. But this is > needed in order to get the most fundamental parts in place. > > The basic navigation would be: > home | about | desktop | applications | developer technologies > > Home - (very) Brief introduction, latest news and all that. > About - Our community, history, organization etc. > Desktop - Present shell (pretty much lifting info from > http://www.gnome3.org/), Control Center, etc. > Applications - The really cool applications we want to highlight. You > know, Banshee, Deja-dup, Gedit and those guys from the GNOME Apps module [1] > Developer tech - Languages, GTK+, Clutter, Gstreamer, Telepathy and all > those guys. > > I expect us to figure out the exact subpages along the way, but if these > guys are the basis and I want to start in that end. Allan have said he > would help with the content, myself will be doing some design stuff and > Vdepizzol will be taking care of the translation stuff the following > weeks leading up to the GNOME 3 Hackfest in Bangalore. I hope we'll be > done with most of the basics by then and are as close to deployment as > possible. Final release would be together with GNOME 3 on April 6th. > > Me and Allan also created a Etherpad document here: > http://etherpad.tugraz.at/x593dDuQ2C > > > 1. > http://git.gnome.org/browse/jhbuild/plain/modulesets/gnome-apps-3.0.modules > - Andreas
I've redrafted quite a few of the pages. I'd appreciate any feedback people might have. Me and Andreas have been working on the site at the Bangalore hackfest, and have been discussing the content that should go on the desktop and get involved pages. We've come up with a new structure for the footer, which indicates the content that we'll be aiming to have on the site when it relaunches: The GNOME Project ----------------- About Get involved Team Workspaces The GNOME Foundation Support GNOME Contact Resources --------- Wiki IRC Bug tracker JhBuild Code hosting Documentation Mailing lists News ---- Planet GNOME GNOME News GNOME Journal Latest release We'll be cracking on with this over the next few days, so please chip in with ideas and comments. Allan -- Blog: https://afaikblog.wordpress.com/ IRC: aday on irc.gnome.org -- marketing-list mailing list marketing-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing-list