[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are looking at renovating the design of the SQLite website and would love to have suggestions from the community. If you have any ideas on how to improve the SQLite website, please constribute either to the mailing list or directly to me.
o The 'contrib' section could be better organized, say into categories. Also it would be nice if someone could at least desk-check these contributions for accuracy, relevancy, etc. o The 'documentation' section could be organized into subsections, with a table of contents. Someone should write documentation on how to test SQLite using the test fixture. Also need documentation on how to use Mktclapp to build the test scripts, Tcl interpreter, and SQLite code into an executable that can run on any platform. o The 'faq' should be updated to include some additional frequently asked questions, such as "how do I implement a scrolling cursor using SQLite?" (Yes, there's already an article in the Wiki, but the faq should at least link to that article.) o The 'wiki' Index page needs updating. o It's not immediately obvious that when you select certain links -- namely, 'bugs', 'timeline', and 'wiki', that you are entering a browser-based tool (Cvstrac?) where some links have different meanings than what you'd expect. For example, the 'Home' link (in the blue rectangle) takes you to the Cvstrac home page, not the SQLite home page. The blue rectangle does give the user some indication that he is in the Cvstrac context; however, I'd recommend making this more explicit -- maybe put a Cvstrac logo inside the blue rectangle. o Overall, I love the way the website emphasizes content over form, and recommend you keep it that way. Give us meat, meat, and more meat! Keep the sales bulls**t to a minimum. - Richard Klein
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