To second what Greg said and to defend the last person who attempted to
meet all audiences with our website (not me), if you hit:
http://crosswire.org
Click Software
Click Windows
You get a list software for Windows.
We can't necessarily have a "Download Now" button as most projects have
cho
I lack any artistic or design ability whatsoever. However, as a
full-time web developer and now even being a full-time Java web
developer (as the site is currently written in) I am willing to do the
technical implementation of a site if someone wants to whip up a
wireframe and site tree structure t
One thing would improve our website considerably.
A more unified "Brand Image" and web-page style.
The stark contrast in going from
http://www.crosswire.org/
to
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/modules/
(and related pages)
illustrates what I'm referring to.
It makes us appear incompetent to the
On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 3:13 PM, David Haslam wrote:
> One thing would improve our website considerably.
>
> A more unified "Brand Image" and web-page style.
My understanding is that the varying site styles were purposeful. That
way it's easy to differentiate that "SWORD" and "GoBible" are
differe
Hello,
the following are mostly random thoughts off the top of my head while browsing
the crosswire.org sites for ten minutes.
I think that thinking about the target groups of the different pages can be
helpful.
The way I understand this, the sword project is effectively a library, thus a
dev
