Hi Wolfram, *, On Fri, Apr 27, 2007 at 03:43:43PM +0200, Wolfram Garten - Sun Germany - eham02 - QA - QA-Engineer wrote:
> [...] > Now it seems that we are done with the core of rebuilding. But as you > know: if you stare long enough at a piece of work you do not see your > own mistakes anymore ;-) That's the reason for this announcement. I'd > like all of you to go and visit http://qa.openoffice.org/ and have a > look, if the links and content make sense to you and if everything > needed is there. Sorry for the rather late reply - but I personally find the new page more confusing than the old one (surely this is mainly because I was more familiar with the old structure, but partly because all the links look the same in the new page) > Critics and response is welcome and we will try to improve the site as > good as it can get. What I miss: * I could not find the links to the Issue-to-EIS page. * I really miss the issue-workflow chart(s) The new one doesn't really explain the states of the issue, the difference between "Fixed", "Verified" and "closed" I dislike the component-specific pages. The main page has linksto writer, calc, framework, etc.. These links don't have any info, just make the entry-page longer and threw out the "really useful" (IMHO) links. When you follow the Application-Links, all in turn look the same again. Structuring these sites the opposite way (not per Application, but by Topic) would make much more sense to me. (Have one "Responsibilities", "Open Issues", "Mission Statement" category that lists the individual projects, instead of having "Writer", "Spreadsheet", etc. that all list the same links - hope it is clear what I'm trying to say) I dislike as well: There is no "backward-navigation path". There's no way to go "up" to the Write page starting from http://qa.openoffice.org/ooQAReloaded/WriterTeamsite/ooQA-TeamWriterMS.html (if you manually browsed to the site, you could use the browser's "back" button, but that won't work if you got there by following a link or by using site-search) All-in-all I don't like the "list of links" style where you have to follow three or four links to get to the real contents and have to start over three or four times, because the pages you first visited did not contain the info you were looking for. ciao Christian -- NP: Both - J.E.T. Apostrophe A.I.M.E Join #qa.OpenOffice.org on irc.freenode.net --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
