Hi Bernhard,
Am 18.05.2011 23:48, schrieb Bernhard Dippold:
My idea goes the other way round: People interested in downloading
should not be handled as part of a certain group (early adopters, home
users, corporate users), but everybody should find his/her own position
in the graphic and pick the version next to this position.
+1
It's not at all a final design - not even a mockup.
It's just a visual brainstorming:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:Adapt-o-meter.png
Please join in and post your thoughts and ideas!
Your visual approach says ;-):
"We have no functional version for standard users."
3.4.0 is very near to the beta and nightly builds.
Comment for website usability of the a-o-m:
If we do such a a-o-m we should think of easy and fast changing of the
version text after getting up a new version. There should be only
one/two click(s) or little textual changes.
Will we have many pictures in the background which are enabled when
necessary or will we have a changing text which the websities with
publisher rights can change easily?
The version will change nearly every month [1] or even quicklier.
[1] http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan
We had for long time the bug on the website that there was only a
screenshot with "Beta" on the main page although we have had a stable
version because no one made a new screenshot.
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Grüße
k-j
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