On 6 Jan 2008, at 5.37 pm, Al Maw wrote:
Additionally, the download button has the versions and dates embedded
graphically which will complicate the release process unless we can
somehow
automate producing them. Can't we just use text instead?
On that point: if the date is going to be
[ ] Yes, make Rising Wicket the front page of our Apache Wicket site
[ ] Not yet, change and then make it the front page
[x] No. This will make a great landing page for those wanting to download/get
started using wicket, but needs content/navigation changes/improvements to be
a home
It's very pretty and Web 2.0-ish. Nice work from that point of view.
However, it's not awfully functional. I hate to criticise something that's
obviously had such a lot of effort put into it, but even though it's very
shiny at the moment it feels too much like a splash screen, and those are
I've just re-read my post, and it seems rather more discouraging than I
meant it to. I should have explicitly pointed out that I really like the
graphic itself and the whole concept. It's just the nav that needs a bit
more work. I think there's probably room for a bit more content and things.
On Jan 5, 2008 5:46 PM, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[x] Yes, make Rising Wicket the front page of our Apache Wicket site
[ ] Not yet, change and then make it the front page
[ ] No
It looks really good. The only (small) issue I have is the menu at the top.
Not that it's
Walker P has created a very nice web page for Wicket with a rising
Wicket logo as the sun that shines light in the darkness of the night.
[1]
We should consider whether or not we make this the default page for
the Apache Wicket site. If you have some reservations, please let it
be heard. We can
On Jan 6, 2008 12:15 AM, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we shold have a checkbox that sets a go-directly-to-old-website
cookie. no way i want to see this twice. also when the animation plays
there is no vertical scrollbar in the browser window, but when all the
text shows up there is
