Gerv, glad to see it in place. I have to give a "me too" for /all/ of Tim Rowley's comments below - there's a lot that should go. Not because they take up space, but because superfluous elements on every page make navigation very confusing.
But until there is a basic structure in place to navigate, there won't be a way to get a feel for how well it works. I'd suggest populating the site with at a folder structure based roughly on the *www.mozilla.org URI structure* and *LT: URI hierarchy* threads ([EMAIL PROTECTED]">news://news.mozilla.org:119/[EMAIL PROTECTED] & [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news://news.mozilla.org:119/[EMAIL PROTECTED]). Even if the folders are empty, it gives an idea. Don't spend time trying to get a final final structure - there lies the way to madness. Just get something up & let it get shuffled around over time, otherwise it will never happen. The URI structure isn't the only issue. Focus on the front page. Content, /top level links/ & the navigational elements. The front page should always have the most important info on it - so go news & how to get involved should be there. Luke Tim Rowley wrote: > * why is the news page seperate from the front page? The casual > viewer of mozilla.org is looking for news items. > > * calendar serves no purpose and needs to go > > * members tab serves no purpose and needs to go > > * zope advertising at the bottom needs to go > > * name/password login serves no purpose for the average viewer and > should go. Move to a login tab. > > * search area/button wastes vertical space if the browser window is a > sane width. Move inline with the tabs. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
