Am 11.02.2024 um 17:15 schrieb M A <teammember0x01@gmail.com>:
On Feb 10, 2024, at 8:02 PM, lars.sonchocky-helldorf@hamburg.de wrote:
Hi dear GNUsteppers,
I lately came across a website which impressed me by its usefulness and simplicity:
https://www.qemu.org
It impressed me with its clearness and to the point information: you can see everything important at a glance:
On the top there are the most important links (Download, Support, Contribute, Docs, Wiki, Blog), followed by a big logo and title as well as a one sentence description of the project.
Then follows a section of three Screenshots, which each show a certain aspect of QEMU in detail.
And finally there is a section "Latest releases“ at the bottom, showing the latest available releases.
This is all visible at first glance right on the homepage, which is important today in the times of short attention spans. Of course there are links to more detailed information on subpages.
I propose now that we learn from the concepts and ideas of QEMU’s website.
QEMU's website is good, but ReactOS' site is better (IMHO). It actually lists recent activity to the code.https://reactos.org
What’s nice of the reactos.org website is, that they have a news section in the lower parts of their page. However, this requires someone to write news on a regular basis because nothing is worse than more than a year old newest news entry. I think there would be enough news, watching https://twitter.com/search?q=GNUstep&f=live&vertical=default brings up news now and then. Maybe we integrate just that twitter or a mastodon feed on #GNUstep?
A Log of recent GitHub activity could either also be directly integrated or we make a bot tweeting those things and then just integrate the twitter or mastodon feed.
Kind regards,
Lars |