I think the current home page of gnewsense.org is very clean, easy to the
eye. I like websites that are easy to navigate for the less experienced
people and I think the current home page serves that purpose very well.

However, what I don't like about the current website is that after you click
on the buttons in the main page, you're taken to a different world: the
wiki. And I think is the wiki what should be reorganized, at least the links
in the navigation bar, as ben suggested in the mailing list:

http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/gnewsense-users/2008-12/msg00036.html

Graziano, I have some suggestions for your draft:

1. I'd put the *search field* in a different position, not in the same
division as the the navigation links, because it won't look nice in 800x600
screens:
*see the screenshot:*
http://introsmedia.tuxfamily.org/gns/gns_sorbaiolis_draft.png

   In my country, Colombia, lots of people have screens with this
resolution.

2. I'd *change the color for visited links* in the navigation bar. I think
this is what Sam was talking about:

*see the screenshot in (1) again*

3. I agree with Sam about *the download link*. It should give some
information before downloading.

And finally, glad to hear your working to improve the website! keep it up!

Regards,


2008/12/12 Graziano Sorbaioli <[email protected]>

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> Arthur Webkid wrote:
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> > Actually what I mean is now the meny bar is in the form of "text link",
> > I think if the menu bar is in the style of "buttons", it would be
> > better.
> >
> > Look www.redhat.com menu bar you may grasp what I mean.
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> Got it.
> Understood.
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> You are talking about "tabs menu", not button.
> Now I understand.
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> I can create that if the list want.
>
> Personally I think it's "old style" design and it is not so fresh anymore.
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> If you think a good design should implement the "section highlighting"
> to show the user in which precise section he/she is at the moment, I can
> do it.
>
> Anyway I don't vote for it, personally.
>
> Thanks a lot for the feedback.
>
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