Websites Meeting Reminder

2009-07-31 Thread Darren VanBuren
I'm reminding all of y'all that there's a Websites Meeting in about 10
hours (17:00 GMT).

It'll be in #fedora-websites, and if ricky is going to be at the FESco
meeting, I'm going to try to be the chair, so don't be rowdy. ;)

Thanks,

Darren L. VanBuren
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Re: Websites Meeting Reminder

2009-07-31 Thread Máirín Duffy
On Thu, 2009-07-30 at 23:19 -0700, Darren VanBuren wrote:
 I'm reminding all of y'all that there's a Websites Meeting in about 10
 hours (17:00 GMT).
 
 It'll be in #fedora-websites, and if ricky is going to be at the FESco
 meeting, I'm going to try to be the chair, so don't be rowdy. ;)

Hey, I'm likely going to be unable to make the meeting, but there seemed
to be a lot of interest in the get.fpo mockup in-progress so here's what
I have so far, it's not anywhere near finished though.

http://fedorapeople.org/groups/designteam/Projects/fedoraproject.org/get.fpo/mock1.png

~m

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Re: Redesign of downloads (Websites meeting reminder)

2009-07-30 Thread Ricky Zhou
On 2009-07-30 01:51:40 PM, Paul W. Frields wrote:
 One of the issues the Board has been discussing recently is the state
 of our various download pages for Fedora.  This topic springs directly
 from the process of getting to the heart of Fedora's goals.  Along the
 way we've determined that one of the steps we can take is to improve
 the clarity of how we present the Fedora distribution.  The way many
 people come into contact with that presentation is through our
 download site, which needs to provide a first-rate experience for
 everyone who uses it.  This topic clearly falls into the Board's
 domain, because it's to do not with the production of the Fedora
 distribution, but rather with the way it's presented, and with the
 design of one of the essential public-facing pieces of the project.
 
 A good, user-centric design must be simple and easy to follow, and
 provide a route for all users to reach what they want.  The most
 effective route for new users of the website is usually very different
 than for experienced ones, but all routes must be attractive and
 effective for the people using them.  The experience we currently
 provide for both these groups on our download site is not terribly
 attractive or effective, and needs revision.  Thanks to some dedicated
 community members, there was some work done to redesign these
 experiences in the past, but for a variety of reasons those efforts
 didn't fully succeed.  The Board and I want to see them back on the
 front burner, so that we are providing the best possible presentation
 of the many faces of Fedora, whether that presentation is more of an
 introduction to free software, or intended for experienced users.
Hey, this would be great to discuss at tomorrow's websites meeting if
any of you can make it - it'll be at 17:00 UTC in #fedora-websites on
Freenode (unfortunately this is at the same time as the FESCo meeting). 

For those on fedora-websites-list, the full message that I mercilessly
trimmed here is at
https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-advisory-board/2009-July/msg00088.html
:-)

Thanks,
Ricky


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