Re: [libreoffice-design] UX/Visual Design Description (Draft) (was: Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: Work on the libreoffice.org content - sitrep 2011/01/22)

Hi Christoph, David,

As a native speaker I read through Christoph's write-up as per his request.
Please consider the few grammatical changes bolded below.

Cheers,
Jaron


On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 6:31 PM, Christoph Noack <christoph@dogmatux.com>wrote:

> ### Start ###
>
> LibreOffice aims to be a great tool for people to let them create, edit
> and share any kind of information - enabling them to turn their ideas
> into documents. But offering that much capability doesn't require the
> software be complicated for all the different users ... The LibreOffice
> Design Team wants to "Make it just work, and look great, too!" by
> offering User Experience Design and Visual Identity Design.
>
> We need people to get involved in one or some of the following areas:
>      * User Experience: User Experience considers the user's
>        point-of-view even before and also during the use of
>        LibreOffice. It aims for productivity, usability and enjoyment
>        and targets both the website and the software. Interest in or
>        available knowledge concerning research, design and evaluation
>        methods make you wanted.
>      * Visual Identity Design: Visual identity design is about creating
>        stunning artwork to be used within LibreOffice, for the website
>        and also in marketing material. *It also involves further improving
>        the quality and consistency of the visual branding language* -
>        which represents our whole community.
>      * Accessibility: *Accessibility is about making the software
>        usable for everyone* - people with and without disabilities. It
>        considers applicable laws and required technologies to achieve
>        this challenging goal.
>      * User Support and Training: This is about sharing your experience
>        when providing support and training for end-users. *It will help
>        us to identify important areas for improvement, and identify
>        essential requirements.*
>
> Consequently, if you want to work on improvements that target both the
> community *and our* large end-user base, then the Design Team is the
> right place for you.
>
> If you want to know more, please visit the <Design Team wiki page>.
>
> ### End ###

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