On 1-Aug-08, at 2:04 PM, Ian Caldwell wrote:

> What would you like to see on the new website? What goals do you  
> think it
> should have.
> My personal views are this is what we need to see differently. Feel  
> free to
> chime in and add to what you'd like to see on the new site
>
> *1.       Create links to all the software ( wiki, bug tracker,  
> forums,
> source browser etc)*

We could easily do this with the current website. It just needs a new  
layout.


> *2.       Make the website more user oriented. A lot of the content  
> can be
> moved to the wiki. We need the website to be a lot more static. *
>

Ditto to 1.


> *3.       Separate developer sections from user.*
>

Ditto to 1.


> *4.       Create a feature list page in order to make E more of a  
> product
> that we're trying to talk about*
>

Ditto to 1. As well, the website isn't just about E the window  
manager. It's more then just a product pamphlet for the window manager.


> *5.       weekly or biweekly articles*
>

Ditto to 1. They can also write the articles on the Wiki which is  
probably a better choice. Makes them easier to maintain in the long  
run. They can then be linked from the main site.


> *a.       We will have a submission article system in which we will  
> stack up
> articles and release one a week regarding E.  *
>

Send them to the mailing list and they can be put up. Send enough good  
ones and you can get cvs access to do it yourself.


> *b.      This will allow users who aren't good at coding or able to  
> help in
> that way to keep track of what's happening and write articles  
> regarding the
> progress.*
>
> *c.       This will also help people who are writing applications be  
> able to
> follow development and get inspiration from other application  
> developers.*
>
> *d.      Or just content such as user guides for different things*
>
> *6.        Translations*

This can be done with the current site. Everything has a lang variable  
passed with it I believe.


> *a.       Allow people to have the website content translated into  
> multiple
> languages.*
>
> *7.       One login to rule them all*

This could be done with the current site from the sounds of it.


> *a.       Having 10 different logins for all the different software  
> isn't
> working.... it would be really nice to see a lot of them  
> consolidated into a
> login api such as openid or google accounts.*
> All in all the website needs to me more of a pamphlet than a  
> handbook for
> everything under the sun.

All in all, i don't see anything in here that requires us to replace  
the website. Do a new layout and a bit of work to separate the UI from  
the php code.

dan



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