On 21/12/05, Graham Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So Christoph is quite right, a site map should be generated ( manually ) > of the major categories with at least the first level of child > categories. This would certainly go a long way to helping navigation on > the site which i think is not great at the moment. I'll do what i can > over the next 2 weeks of holidays ( between eating and drinking too much > ;) to sort any uncategorized pages. Theres around 150 or so of these at > the moment so its not *too bad* ;)
Please help to improve the http://www.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE:Browse page, which is exactly the page you are talking about, modelled on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Browse, and is actually linked to on the Documentation page as "Browse Articles by Category". But I don't think Categorization will be the total solution. Wikipedia is great, but it is an Encylopedia. Opensuse.org is the site of a distro, we need more structure. There were discussions on the opensuse-wiki list a couple of months ago now, they basically came to the conclusion that we need to update the navigation bars side and top, to reduce the level of pages required to navigate the site. And I think we need to modify the front page, as it is currently underutilised in providing useful information and navigation. Both these tasks require staff. Maybe we should run a design-the-front-page competition. Peter 'Pflodo' Flodin
