Re: Updated Home Page Mockup

On 2011-07-09, at 4:17 PM, Paul Dragoonis wrote: > Lets stick the elephpants in the footer with the dulled overlay by > default, then when you hover over the images the light overlay kicks > back in. We can think of a much more informative piece of data to put > in there. Funny, I was playing with the hover earlier, so we're thinking alike. As for whether it's in the header or the footer, let's see what Hannes and Philip say. Guys?? > I'm on a mac now and having issues running a PHD command on my > localhost in order to start working on the prototype again. > > A problem i noticed about this prototype dev is that people want to > contribute but don't know what work needs done. I suggest a more > intuitive way for the PHP community to find our task list and it will > be good for us to keep organised and see the prototype to completion. > > Let me know your ideas, I was thinking about replacing the green bar > that I added at the top with a "development bar" containing links to > stuff such as "Open Tasks". What's your thoughts on that ? It would be great if someone could organize this. I don't have the time I'm afraid. Here's a list off the top of my head though: - Decide about elephpants and implement them - Fix spacing and indentation in mega drop down - Identify content missing from current php.net homepage that should be in the new version - Decide where to put this missing content (e.g. in the footer?) - Provide content for 'get involved' - Provide content for 'need help' - Provide content for 'tips/tricks' - Make pecl/pear section a dynamic list of recent package changes - Make news dynamic - Make conferences section dynamic - Make user group events dynamic (preferably localized somehow) - Revisit styling of manual pages (e.g. move language selector) - Revisit styling of sidebar on manual pages (readability of green links) - Revisit styling of comments on manual pages - Revisit styling of other pages (e.g. sites, downloads, tips, etc.) - Identify and fix broken links in navigation > I been too busy recently to focus on php.net work. Good to be back :) Here's hoping you can find some time to help out! Stew