Hi everyone

We've started work on a new site for MooTools, and wondered if any of you 
wanted to help out. The is a lot of work to be done, requiring a variety of 
skills:

   - Design
   - HTML & CSS
   - Wordpress customisation
   - 'Classic' PHP (for the bulk of the site and the documentation / demo 
   runner)
   - Symfony (for the Forge)
   - Content contributions - tutorials, demos, documentation

We've already sketched out some initial design ideas <http://d.pr/uxWg> and 
the first stage is to flesh out the 'style 
guide<https://github.com/fakedarren/mootools-website/blob/master/DESIGN%20ASSETS/Fireworks%20CS3/basic%20style%20guide.png>'
 
- covering basics, like heading styles, paragraph and link styles, code 
snippet styles - so that when we move on to specific sections, anyone that 
wants to help with design knows where to start.

So how do you get involved? Well, we have a Github 
repository<https://github.com/fakedarren/mootools-website>and all you need to 
help out is going to be put there. 'Watch' the 
repository to get notified of any issues, and you can comment with any 
questions or ideas. 

Don't know git? That is fine, if you want to contribute designs only, you 
can submit design ideas by email (fakedarren at mootools dot net) but you'll 
need to create a (free!) account to take part in any discussions. If you 
want to contribute code, you will need to use git.

So - what is it we want you to do?

Well, we have a list of milestones / 
steps<https://github.com/fakedarren/mootools-website/issues/milestones>, 
and within each step, a list of 
tasks<https://github.com/fakedarren/mootools-website/issues?milestone=1>. 
Each milestone should take approximately two weeks to complete. We'll log 
tasks accordingly. If it's not assigned to anyone, it is still outstanding, 
and any contributions are more than welcome.

For now, we're still waiting on real basics - a basic style guide, a colour 
palette, the main navigation - if you want to get involved, please do.

A massive part of the new website is to beef up our 'learning' section - so 
if you want to help with content, take a look at the Tutorials section, and 
see if there is anything you can help with.

If there is anything you feel the new website should have, please create a 
new issue, and it will be discussed.

Cheers
Darren

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