I suggest some simple structural changes to the website, to make things clearer:
1. Remove the wiki link. We should just accept that the website _is_ a wiki. That "main page" page has become a target of random user feedback. That's not the best place for it. Partly because of the text sizes and layout, the comments look like main (rather random) content at first glance. The "Wiki Pages" list block can be moved to the Documentation page. By the way, how do we add to that list? 2. Remove About - The first paragraph duplicates the introductory text on the Home page. - Move part of History to the Home page, simplifying it. - Move Features to the Home page. - Move "SyncEvolution Core and Synthesis SyncML Engine", "Backends", and "Frontends" to Documentation as separate sub-pages, linking to them from our introductory text on the Home page. 3. Add a real Downloads page. This is currently just a directory listing. There should be some brief text and a description of each binary and how to install it. 2. Remove comments. The comments don't seem like the best way to deal with feedback, and they distract from the main contact. Even in the best case, old comments will still be there after their feedback has been dealt with by improvements in the page itself, distracting from that content and giving the initial impression that those problems still exist. -- [email protected] www.murrayc.com www.openismus.com _______________________________________________ SyncEvolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.syncevolution.org/listinfo/syncevolution
