Nathan Torkington wrote: > Ken Williams writes: > >>Not that I dislike them - the current colors let me look at the page >>for a few seconds, then shut off the monitor and read the text while >>staring at a blank white sheet of paper. >>
man, that was so strong, I thought I've hit some wrong link :) > I'm impressed that you suffered such intense retinal distress and > never made the logical deduction that I'm colour-blind. (I am :-) > > In many ways the colours are the last-important part, but I like the > idea of having something bright to catch attention. if you can define them in one place, like CSS, that's true, otherwise it's pain to maintain. Though I prefer mild colours, not shouting ones. I use the site all the time, and I don't need to be shouted at. May be we want a splash page just for some entrance page, which those who use the site daily don't have to see. I like the colours at use.perl.org and even more the ones used by http://freshmeat.net/. >>In any case, I like the organizational scheme you've got. Having >>everything on a single page was a pain in the butt. > > Glad to hear it. If nobody objects to the structure, we could put it > into CVS and open it up for others to work on. If I'm the only one > working on it, it'll take far too long. Does this sound the right > time for CVS? cvs where? it has to stay at perl.apache.org I believe. Also what components framework have you used, is it Mason? Is it a static page or dynamic? Otherwise it's good to have someone to push for a change, I think I'll help with the content once we figure out the skeleton. But it'd be nice to give some good web-designer do some brushing, no offense Nat :) We can show it on the modperl list and ask for a better look and feel from those who know how. _____________________________________________________________________ Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ticketmaster.com http://apacheweek.com http://singlesheaven.com http://perl.apache.org http://perlmonth.com/
