Hi Francesco, If you'd like to volunteer to do a UI review of this PLIP or any of the other UI intensive PLIPs, it could be a big help to our review process. If so, let us know which PLIPs you'd be interested in reviewing. Of course if Alex needs your help with implementation, then your time would probably be better spent there :-)
Best wishes, Alec On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 5:45 AM, Francesco Ciriaci<francesco.ciri...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Alex, > you know I've always been interested in the default theme of Plone. I'm > really curious about the new "refresh" of Plone. > If you need some help for the visual design I'd glad to give some of my > time. There is also a couple of people in Reflab/Mediatria that are willing > to contribute: Antonio, who works mostly on UI and JS and Giulio who's a > visual designer and skinner. > Also consider that the work we did back in old days of Plone 3 (October > 2007) with Capri and other themes were precisely aimed into "refreshing" the > Plone default theme with: > 1) updated logo (had been officially announced a couple of days before the > sprint) > 2) updated (and extended) icon theme > 3) accessibility (contrasts/colors included) > 4) have a base theme for skinning > 5) "recongnizable" / keeping Plone visual identity > 6) nice use of typography > 7) new use of colors for user actions and portlets > 8) grid (fixed width) > I'm glad to see that many of these elements plus some new one "fluid", > HTML5, etc. are in the PLIP: nice work! > I'm not sure how the review/PLIP process works for the visual design but I'd > also bring the new design to the attention of the Plone evangelism team, > just for a feedback. Then, once the PLIP is approved, it would be > interesting to *promote* the new visual design and especially it's > implementation. > Let us know what we can do. _______________________________________________ Framework-Team mailing list Framework-Team@lists.plone.org http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/framework-team
