Re: [libreoffice-website] [Website Redesign] Top Menus

Hello Sophie,

Le Thu, 07 Nov 2013 18:23:21 +0100,
Sophie <gautier.sophie@gmail.com> a écrit :

> Hi Charles, all,
> Le 07/11/2013 17:04, Charles-H. Schulz a écrit :
> [...cut...]
>
> > Let's try then :-) Below is a rough sketch. 
> >
> > - Home : 
> > Home Page - Welcome page: Slogan, visuals, news, tweets, punchline
> > of the moment, donate, "discover LibreOffice and Download buttons". 
>
> and a link to the planet and may be install the NLC planet at the
> same time?

Yes, very much so :-)

> > - Discover Libreoffice
> > - What's LibreOffice? -  Presentation of the suite apps (submenus
> > first level) - LibreOffice, the community - get involved today-
> > whatever nice marketing materials we can come up with in terms of
> > software comparison: "LibreOffice vs MS Office". Granted, we may
> > not have the last one ready. 
>
> > From the questions that were asked on the FR list when I announced
> > the
> survey, I would give a definition of what means getting involved, and
> link it to the community section below

Okay.

> >  - Download
> > Download Page for the two stable branches and the langpacks and
> > integrated help. Link to the source code. The package selection,
> > just like today, links to the second download page which prompts
> > for the donations. Button to "get involved"
>
> we also link to portable version

yes.

> > - Get Help -Support (pardon the unclear title)
> > I don't foresee any major difference than the one we have
> > currently. A clear separation between the various kind of help
> > channels of course, and a section for professional support and
> > certified partners. 
> ok
> > - Community
> > breaking the section into several topics/teams: dev, qa,
> > doc,native-lang/l10n*, marketing, website, infra, design, etc.
> > with the proper links for the mailing lists or specific pages; as
> > well as as IRC channels, etc. 
> > --> links to the development tools: gerrit and a dev page (we have
> > it already somehow, on our development top section)
> > --> link to a specific L10n Page (somewhat depends as well on us
> > creating a specific page explaining the process in a few words, plus
> > links to Pootle and translations.documentfoundation.org )
> > - link to the wiki
> > - link to pads
> > - link to the public owncloud repo.
>
> I would like to separate l10n to NLC, even if the same members appears
> often in the two groups, we need to enhance NLC participation at all
> the levels of the project and not only at the l10n level

Why not indeed. But somehow we need to find the proper wording for
this...


> > - Events
> > So I thought about this section for a while. It does not exist
> > anywhere on the current website. In fact, there's nothing about
> > events anywhere but the wiki. That sucks, not just for us as for
> > any event organizers who would actually like to have this kind of
> > promotion anyway. Besides we leave contributors in the dark on this
> > topic, which is sad.
>
> What would you add ot it? dedicated material, how-to run a booth, a
> hackfest, a regicon and such? or more marketing oriented?

At the very least, a list of events we are/will be at. It's really
anything from the official LibreOffice conference, the hackfests, to
events like the LinuxCon or the Cebit - or smaller events. A link to
how to run a booth (pointing to materials on the wiki) is of course
possible. 

> > - About
> > About section should explain in a few words what the LibreOffice
> > project is, how it started, plus the relation with the Document
> > Foundation . Also included should be the legal matters subsection
> > (licensing, source code, as well as German legal imprint), a few
> > words about our governance and a specific page (subsection) on the
> > Advisory Board. 
>
> and how to become a TDF member :)

:-)

> > I'm SURE I've forgotten something :-) Feedback welcome,
>
> Hope this helps

Thanks!

Charles. 
> Cheers
> Sophie



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