On 1/5/06, Richard (koorb) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just going to throw this on the table quickly for some feedback > http://koorb.co.uk/static/images/tglogos/layouts/blue-light-2.png
Excellent grid and hiearchy. The following are my nits, I don't expect them to be mocked up, but please incorporate them when you're doing the actual design: Please center the layout, it feels unbalanced to me when flush left. I venture that anybody visiting this site will have at least 1024 screens. I know that 800 is the current standard width because quite a few people still run 800x600, but I would be very surprised if anybody interested in python web development were running a screen that small. I'd say you can safely go up to 990px if you need the space (which your layout really doesn't). The line height on the body copy is too high and is breaking up the text, please drop it to betweeen 1.2em and 1.3 em. The current spacing is fine on the sidebars. I'd like to see the download box changed: +-----------------------+ | DOWNLOAD || | |--------------------\/-| | Turbogears 0.8a6 | <- 1.3 em or so | Released Dec 26, 2005 | <- .8 em or so, it should fit under the 'Turbogears' | * Validation Bugfixes| | * OtherFeatures | | * OtherFeatures2 | +-----------------------+ As you can see from my amazing ascii art drawing, I think you should drop the 'now' so that it reads 'Download Turbogears 0.8a6'. The bullets display the key features of the release. I feel the redundant download and upgrade links at the bottom don't add anything and that people know to click the download header or the product name to get download or upgrade info. Now to design a release page and a decent start page. ;]
