Hi Dave,
my answers and comments are below.
Thanks,
Milosh
On 04/05/2013 04:28 AM, Dave Fisher wrote:
First an editorial comment.
Why the Business emphasis on the front page?
To my knowledge, one of the biggest demographics that are using
OpenOffice are businesses and students.
Let me know if you have any suggestions and I'll implement them into the
mockups.
If I made a mistake about the demographics, I apologize as I wasn't
following all the email conversations due business obligations.
Of course, if students are the largest audience I'll base the design
around that idea.
On the marketing aspect, design is first targeted with the largest
audience, then the smaller audience is mentioned and divided on the
other areas of the main design.
Apache HTTPD Server with Apache Subversion and a custom CMS that allows
publishing in many ways including Apache Maven and Apache Forrest. Apache
Infrastructure is maintained by people involved with these and most other
Apache projects.
Thank you for explaining this. I think we're better off preparing the
HTML and then OpenOffice devs can implement it into Apache CMS or any
other custom system.
I'll have this in mind while working on other mockups although usually
there are no technical limitations or specific requirements for actual
designs.
Boilerplate html5 would be good. We just need to divide it up between
template/frame components and the body. The CMS includes custom perl code which
can do most anything in page construction.
Great, sounds good.
Can you tell me where I can find more information about that perl code?
I'm interested on what it offers in page construction process, it sounds
very interesting.
Best,
Milosh
Regards,
Dave
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Wordpress*/
Yes actually that was one plan, PSD > HTML > Wordpress, but as I pointed out
above, we're not confined with Wordpress.
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To other collaborators - please feel free to comment out everything.
If there are any copywriters involved, it would be great - I noticed large
"gap" inside current OpenOffice website - content is disorganized, main points
and features are not properly explained and placed (this is extremely crucial to optin
rates), and other details as well. If there are content writers out there, I would like
to hear their thoughts on this. I can lend marketing perspective on it and we can work
something out.
Best,
Milosh
On 4/5/2013 12:40 AM, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
Milosh Vujnovic wrote:
http://techcolossus.com/openoffice/OpenOffice-V01-Milosh.jpg
Quite nice! I remember that you had suggested two options, i.e., PSD and then
convert to HTML with a responsive framework or use Wordpress.
The first one may be architecturally feasible (the "Apache CMS" is not a real
CMS, but a simple infrastructure to automate some inclusion of common elements and allow
markdown syntax); on the other hand, Wordpress would be rather problematic, since we
don't have a PHP-enabled infrastructure at the moment and storing pages in a database
does not fit with the current workflow. I hope this attempt is not assuming that we can
use Wordpress, or any LAMP CMS for that matter.
Regards,
Andrea.
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