Re: [Qscada-developers] Draft QSCADA Web Page Template

[Fred H. <fre...@ma...>]

Hello Everyone,

As requested, I have updated the QSCADA web site template
(www.qscada.org) to something less "blue", more stylish, and have
changed it a three pane design.

The project management web site is up and running too
(www.qscada.org/project).  

What I now need are the names/email addresses of the development team to
setup your accounts.  If everyone involved will send me an email, I can
take care of that for you immediately.

Earlier I had suggested several content items that may be useful for the
web site.  Are any of these ideas worthwhile to consider?  Please advise
what would be most helpful for the development team.

Best Regards,

-Fred-
fre...@ma...


On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 09:37 -0500, Fred Hensley wrote:
> Please check out the draft style template for a QSCADA web page at www.qscada.org.
> 
> There isn't any real content uploaded yet, but it would be helpful to get some 
> early feedback and confirm this is where you want to go.
> 
> As far as useful content for the web site, the sky is the limit.  As an initial suggestion, 
> I might suggest the following sections:
> 
> 1.  New messages and announcements from the project leadership.
> 2.  A link to the Sourceforge download area for QSCADA.
> 3.  A link to the dotproject project management web site (www.qscada.org/projects)
> 4.  A file upload/download area specific to the vision documents and pending s/w design documents.
> 5.  A forum for user/industry feedback to the pending designs.
> 6.  A survey section where online surveys can gather feedback from utility, industrial, and commercial users
> 7.  A contact area with information regarding the development team.
> 8.  Email addresses setup for the development team (e.g. jha...@qs...)
> 9.  A registration process (via community builder) for the user community and for access to site-specific info.
> 
> After QSCADA is eventually released, we could also add these type of sections:
> 1. A news section with success stories implementing QSCADA (once it is completed and released).
> 2. A google global map indicating QSCADA implementations around the world.
>  
> The Joomla content management system provides extremely flexible means to add and administer content.
> 
> Please let me know what kind of functionality would best serve your collective needs.
> 
> -Fred-
> 
> 
> 
> Fred Hensley
> President, Magnum Instruments
> fre...@ma...
> 214-206-1932 (V)
> 214-206-1957 (F)
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> 
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Best Regards,

-Fred-

Fred Hensley
President, Magnum Instruments
fre...@ma...
214-206-1932 (V)
214-206-1957 (F)
http://www.magnuminstruments.com