Hi, while browsing the Gnome website looking for possible improvements, I stumbled upon several pages that are not in line with the 'new' Gnome-website layout. With the 2.6 release happening in a couple of months, I guess there'll be a new wave of attention to the gnome website, so I'd be nice if (almost) all pages had a coherent look by then. Some pages I found which I'm willing to adapt, with a short D:escription: S:uggested change and Q:uestions http://www.gnome.org/projects/ D: Gnome sub-projects (applications), now just plain html. S: Add header and stylesheet, update (ie. mrproject --> Planner) Q: The difference between this page, d.g.o/projects and the software map is not really clear. What can be done about this? http://www.gnome.org/press/ D: Press releases and Press Kit, amongst others S: General updating: * update Screenshots to 2.6 screenshots instead of ugly 1.x-screenshot. Possibly add a 'historical screenshots' section like KDE.org does * update to new logo * perhaps a new picture of Miguel? Q: I've also found http://www.gnome.org/speakingabout.html, I suppose /press/ obsoletes this page. Perhaps a redirect would be nice? http://www.gnome.org/softwaremap/ D: Software map S: The software map shows the new logo, but uses the old website look and style. I'd integrate this in the new site look (header, style, ..) Any questions/comments/warnings/advices are welcome! Best regards, Lode -- Lode Vermeiren <lode linu cx>
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