Hi, sorry for the late answer, I was busy with other things. I saw multiple problems with the current page:
+ A carousel is a very poor way to represent information. There were multi studies proving that almost nobody bothers to read the slides + The explanation about KDE are terrible: I tried sending it to some friend who are not in the Linux/Open Source scene and nobody could find what KDE is only from the homepage. The SEO of the homepage is also quite poor. + The homepage is representing 27% of the visits of kde.org and improving it could help a lot + I also want to help improve the image of KDE == community Carl (sending it again since I replied to Scott only the first time) ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Sunday, December 8, 2019 4:27 PM, Scott Petrovic <scottpetro...@gmail.com> wrote: > This looks pretty good overall Carl. Was there specific problems that this > redesign is trying to solve? I guess I am trying to get in your mind a bit. I > am not sure what type of data or feedback we currently get about the KDE > site...and how this is going to be easier/better for people. That helps with > decision making a lot -- especially when there are disagreements with what to > do or not to do. > > In terms of piwik and web analytics, I could go either way. Do we care if > people are trying to access this on their phone? Are there many people trying > to view this on a 4K monitor? For this KDE site it might not matter, but for > applications it can be really important. For example if most people that are > going to your site have a 1366 x 768 monitor, you better make sure your > application works well at that screen size.
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