Re: [myhdl-list] myhdl.org website migration
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From: Angel E. <ang...@gm...> - 2014-02-17 19:35:47
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On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 5:17 PM, Jan Decaluwe <ja...@ja...> wrote: > On 02/16/2014 07:08 PM, Angel Ezquerra wrote: > >>> Now we have the name and a tagline. I see the value >>> of adding a one or two liner description, and perhaps >>> the latest "News" item. >> >> For what is worth, I agree with Chris. >> >> My first thought upon seeing the new web page was: >> >> "This looks nice and modern" >> >> quickly followed by: >> >> "This looks quite empty". >> >> Personally whenever I go to a new web page, I like to be able to >> understand what it is about by reading what is shown to me on the >> landing page. I think a lot of people feel the same. Currently I just >> see the "tag line" which is nice, but I don't really see how MyHDL >> helps me go "From Python to Silicon". >> >> What is the point of the landing page if I _must_ go to some other >> page to see what the whole thing is about? > > I don't understand your reply. I have just said that I > see the value of more info, like a 2 liner description and > the latest News item. Yes, that is what you said and IMHO it may not be enough. I don't think you can explain what MyHDL is in a couple of lines. > *Of course* it looks empty now, this is work in progress, > which has not been "released" yet! I was referring to the feel of the landing page in particular. Your comment led me to think that you did not want to put much more in there. Maybe I was wrong. > I was just warning agains my own tendency (as an engineer > that doesn't know much about good visual design), to try > to say or link everything everywhere. That is a good idea, but it is also way too easy to go overboard with the minimalism. > I'm impressed by the > bootstrap guys, both technically and design-wise, and > I would like a landing page like they have: > > http://getbootstrap.com/ That it's great! You should definitely shoot for something like that. That is exactly the kind of thing that I had in mind when I wrote my previous email. Cheers, Angel |