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Hi K-J, *

klaus-jürgen weghorn ol schrieb:
Hi Bernhard, *,
Am 18.11.2010 00:17, schrieb Bernhard Dippold:
Even more than other branding activities this area needs the expertise
of our UX experts.
Who, where and what are the UX experts? Can you put the discussion and
the screenshots to them?

I don't know about the expertise of others, but Christoph might be called "Guru" in this area. As he is more than busy with the "initial branding" and other urgent tasks, I think we could go live with a "not-so-perfect" solution and brush it up later on.

Personally I'd prefer blue links in a darker blue (Blue 0 or Blue 1) and
headers in main LibO-green (Green 1). But I'd have to see it - and it
should be an integral part of the general website design!

... at the moment the unshaded left navigation box keeps all my visual
focus ... ;-)
So look at LO5 as first possible change of the sidebar.
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Website/CSS#LO5:

I like it much better - it looks more lightweight ("libre" ;-) ).

The sidebar has no green background but a green1-title.

This allows the corner of grey triangles to become a relevant branding element.

Only the marked
and the hover page will be green1 with white text.

Perhaps there is a way to add the gradient from the active tab in the top navigation to the left border of the active entry in the left tab?

(and could the right upper corners of the left tabs be removed as well on the active green as on the inactive grey entries?)

The main headlines
(h1, h2, h3) and all strong words are green1,

ok, but I don't understand the reason to up-size h2 over the size of h1.

the normal link is blue0,
hover link is blue1 and underlined, the activated link is green1.

On my flatscreen blue0 is too dark - not easily to be distinguished from normal text (might become even more a problem for visually impaired people).

Looking at your screenshot, I'd prefer:

- blue1 for normal links,
- blue1 underlined for hover links
- green1 underlined for activated links (in order to distinguish them from headings and <strong> texts.

Think of it and tell me what to try/change next. ;-)

Hope this helps.

Best regards

Bernhard

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