I agree with Élie's observation that the layout should be rebuilt totally: he mentioned using "angular 2" and "material". That will be a good opportunity to show off the attractive output of Gregorio.

On another front, could developers review the *text* of the web pages, especially in areas where you have particular knowledge, to make sure that the information is accurate, current, and clear for new users?

-_RC




On 05/26/2015 02:56 PM, Conor Cook wrote:
I think we ought to use Comic Sans. That will attract a different populace than we're used to seeing.

In all seriousness, though, I like the idea of the neume as an accent. I was recently reminded of how beautiful our Gregorian scores are. They have true artistic beauty (usually), beyond the beauty that we all see in well-balanced musical notation.

~Conor Cook

On Tue, May 26, 2015 at 1:38 PM, Br. Samuel Springuel <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Sorry for being slow to respond.

    On 2015-05-23 4:30 PM, Richard Chonak wrote:

        To have so much text in a "decorative" font is not user-friendly.


    I'm not disagreeing with you, I just think that what you've done
    may have gone too far in the other direction. Looking at it again,
    I'm inclined to leave the menu items as you have them.  Since
    these are important navigational items, clarity is more important
    than style.

That leaves the headers. I'd like to see a bit more style here. Not so much that they can't be read, but something that provides a
    bit more character.  After playing around with font choices on my
    own computer, I can't say that I can come up with something that's
    better than what you have.  So perhaps the answer isn't to change
    the font, but to add a bullet-like image before or after the text.
    Perhaps the image of a neume.  Ideally it shouldn't be one of too
    great complexity, as that would be distracting, but it should
    probably involve 2 or 3 notes. Quickly glancing at the list of
    neumes in the documentation suggests a Torculus Ascendens in the
    gregorio font might meet this definition.

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