Re: [libreoffice-website] Modified website design proposal

On Mon, 2010-11-01 at 13:59 +0930, Michael Wheatland wrote:
> After receiving such a warm welcome from some of the website design
> team I got to work creating a refined website proposal using Ben's
> wireframe structure as a base.
>
> Please have a look: http://goo.gl/qbGe
>
> I would expect that I could set this up in Drupal within 2 weeks if
> pushed. Any comments that you have you can either voice here or on my
> wiki talk page.
> The plan is that I will start to work on this Drupal structure in
> about 2 days and have an bare bones beta site up and running by the
> weekend on my own hosting, which can later be transferred to another
> host/domain.
> Any and all constructive comments are welcomed
>
> Note: I am a drupal CMS only guy, I would love to help with the short
> term implementation on silverstripe as decided by the steering
> committee but as with most web developers I have no experience with
> this CMS. I am only working on the longer term vision that was
> described in the steering committee phone conference.

Hi Michael,

thanks for that.

I was looking at slide 14, in particular, and at some thoughts I've been
assembling here:

http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/User:Drew/user-web-space

Your screen 14 looks rather what I was thinking of as
user.libreoffice.org

Wondering about Drupal and support for twitter/soc/media - actually, was
wondering if you have any experience with integrating Drupal and Status
net's micro-blog. For instance this was setup using their default
configurations
http://libreofficevols.status.net

That of course could be hosted on a TDF server, or it could hosted at
status net for TDF - any experience putting something like into a Drupal
site - or comparing what they offer to native/add-on mod support in
Drupal?

Best wishes,

Drew


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