@Duarte - and further down @Jeremy > I am of course available to make any final adjustments to my poster > required to match you standards and requirements. There is always a > somewhat implicit need for some post-contest fine-tuning, even from my > part, as I would myself like to make a few small additions and touch ups > for the final version. So let me know what Jeremy, Mat, Eric or anyone else > requires. >
Truly a worthy winner!!! Ok, the main thing pointed out was a clearer "call to action", i.e in our case something that makes the viewer actually go to the computer and type in the url. (Hm... will it work well on the phone?) Here are some examples <https://www.google.se/search?hl=en&q=examples+of+call+to+action+on+websites&gws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=LqOpVOPcAqvMygOGvYLQCw#hl=en-SE&q=examples+of+call+to+action+in+ads> of "calls to action in ads" but I think it's enough with something simple that stands out (red? "handwritten"? encricled?) and just plants a sentence in their like "You MUST type in tiddlywiki.com/poster in your browser NOW". (Yes it's corny but it's not meant to be pretty/clever/subtle/... it's ment to make them click.). > A few questions of my own that stand out the most are: > > - Is the poster size really 210mm × *279*mm ? I know we are accounting > for American standard paper sizes, but an ISO A4 paper is 210 x *297*mm. > Just want to make sure it is not a typo. > > Yes, 210x279 is to make it fit both on European A4 and on US letter size. I reason it's better with a few mm of white margin than someone not being able to print it or have it cut. With your fish maybe it doesn't matter if the lenght is cut a bit - any @Americans here who can tell). Ideally a slightly too small image should be centered on their printout but with so few mm I think it wouldn't matter much if it wasn't. If you have a better idea - rock'n roll. @Jeremy As for your format questions, I will let Mr.R reply. Personally I think pdf sounds like a terrific idea! And I'm VERY happy to hear you're willing to provide multiple versions. One little thing I think would be particularly valuable would be a monochrome version(s). Jeremy, is there anything you need help with when it comes to putting up the posters? I think the best, from an accessibility point, would be a gallery showing all posters available and perhaps stating "creator", "file format" and a print button. If you give some specs, maybe someone could help set up such a gallery? <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
