Re: [MARKETING] Updating our OFBiz Website

[Michael Brohl]

I totally agree with that point with an addition - the business *and* technical stuff must be presented in a clear and easy to find way.

Michael Brohl
ecomify GmbH
www.ecomify.de

Am 28.07.15 um 10:14 schrieb Adrian Crum:

We don't know who is looking at the site and for what purpose so everything should be covered: - the CEO/CFO who is looking for a new platform wants to see features, licenses, references who is using OFBiz, service providers etc., everything you need to decide if OFBiz is for you on the business level and which risks and chances it brings - the CIO and his staff who has the task to evaluate new platforms for his company, he needs some of the above but also some more technical informations like architecture, used frameworks, documentation etc. to decide if the platform is also fitting to the company system landscape, the know-how of his staff etc. - the developer who is searching for technical documentation, data models, API, best practices etc. - the user who is searching for user centric documentation, best practices and help I think the main page should include these entry points with easy to understand titles.

It would be nice if our site update targeted end users - with links to the existing developer-centric content.

Adrian Crum
Sandglass Software
www.sandglass-software.com

On 7/28/2015 12:06 AM, Sharan-F wrote:

Our site appeals to geeks, not to CFOs or CEOs - those who need to make platform decisions. Maybe we should rethink our presentation to the outside world.

Hi All


of what our new OFBiz website main page could look like ?

Thanks
Sharan



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