It is interesting to note that all of the linked sites except fltk.org have white text backgrounds, with colors used for links bars and such. Also it looks like fltk.org uses much less CSS than GTK, QT and WxWidgets' sites.
So if you're going to redesign the site, please switch around the color scheme a bit. IMHO, the fltk.org web site structure is just as good as or better than almost all of them though. Many of the linked sites hide dev info much more than fltk.org. On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 10:55 AM, matthiasm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So here is the existing web page structure. I removed some items that > are probably only in the core developer logins. Items in () are a > description, the rest are the names of the buttons and tabs. > > > Looking at it from this perspective, I do see a potential for many > improvments. Please feel free to insert suggestions into the list below. > > > My approach for GUI design is to take four (made up) people with a > different agenda who visit the page: > > - Adam is the absolute novice, just started learning C++ and wants to > do some GUI stuff. Will he find his way around and get FLTK set up and > running easily? > > - Brad works for a company and compares GUI toolkit. He's very > experienced in C++ and GUI programming. He knows Qt inside out. Will > he still consider FLTK? > > - Chris uses FLTK every day. He just want the news quickly, manage his > account and mailing list, see if his bug got fixed and then be on his > way. Will he get to everything quickly? > > - Dora has a blog about programming. She's not particularly interested > in GUIs, more the User type, but she decided to write a GUI > comparison. Thousands of developers read her Blog and make decissions > based on it. Will she find the information to write about FLTK easily > and correctly? Will she immediatly know about copyrights and licenses > for links, documentation, photos, screen shots, and names? > > > Now if all four of them will be happy after visiting fltk.org, I will > be happy ;-) > > > Oh, and it is also always good to know what the others are doing. And > IMHO fltk.org is better than a bunch of them ;-) > http://trolltech.com/products/qt/ > http://wxwidgets.org/ > http://www.gtk.org/ > http://www.fox-toolkit.org/ > http://vcf-online.org/ > http://www.tcl.tk/ > http://www.ultimatepp.org/ > http://www.yaaf.org/ > > -- 8< -- > > FLTK Apps > Home > (Quick Info) > (News) > Articles & FAQs > Submit Article > Link To Search Results > (Artikle and FAQ list) > Bugs & Features > Submit Bug Or Feature Request > Link To Search Results > (STRs) > Documentation > (empty!) > Download > (empty!) > Screenshots > (four nice screenshots) > FLTK Library > Home > (Quick Info) > (Poll) > (Top 10 Links) > (News) > Articles & FAQs > Submit Article > Link To Search Results > (Article list) > Bugs & Features > Submit Bug Or Feature Request > Link To Search Results > Roadmap > (Bug List) > Documentation > (List of docs, core dev first, the FLTK) > Download > (List of quick links into the page) > (List of files available) > Screenshots > (5 simple screenshots) > Forums > All Forums > (List of Fori, View, New Message) > Links > Show All Listings > (Huge list of everything) > Show Listings By Category > (List of Categories in "Wiki") > Login > Login > (Current User, New User, Forgot) > Enable Account > (Registration Code) > My Account > Home > (Acc Data, Articles, Bugs, Links) > Change Information/Password > (EMail, Passowrd) > Logout > (Clicking the Tab logs out immediatly) > > > ---- > http://robowerk.com/ > > > _______________________________________________ > fltk mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk > _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
