Re: website front page navigation STT call for suggestions

[Andreas Franke]

Gervase Markham wrote:

> How about one more - Quickfind? The above is a sidebar targetted at new
> visitors (of which we will get more and more as Mozilla's profile is
> raised.) People who know the website well want to navigate to where they
> are going with the minimum of fuss. Quickfind would be a series of short
> pages in a tree, a bit like a dmoz - express delivery to where you want to
> be.

Is this the "systematic reference directory" I was talking about, pointing to
the projects page, the tools page, and all other important pages? Then why
not call it "Site Map"? Quickfind doesn't ring a bell for me (but then I'm
not a native speaker).

> Start Here - Use cases for the website
> About - organisation, project, positioning
> Status - reports, roadmaps, and an oveall summary
> Distributions - ours, Netscape, Beonex SVG, BeOS etc.
> Documentation - Web developer, end-user, hacking
> Community - resources (ngs, IRC)
> Get Involved - all different ways

What about splitting "Start Here" off at the top?

- Start Here

- About Mozilla
- Status
- Software
- Documentation
- Community
- Get Involved

- Site Map

See http://www.ags.uni-sb.de/~afranke/mozilla/

Andreas