Hi.
I must agree with rnovacek and tsmetana.
It's hard for QA to find good information for testing purposes on openlmi web pages
sometimes. Without very good help of developers we were not able to
write tests just only by looking at openlmi web pages.
Software collection's web looks great. First feeling is: I want it!
Have nice day.
Robin Hack
On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 04:11:13PM +0200, Radek Novacek wrote:
Hi,
I've recently stepped on upstream page of Software Collections [1] and I have
to say, I like it.
Couple of things to highlight:
1) *One* sentence that defines what is the project about
2) 4 steps (shell commands) how to install it
3) 3 steps how to use it
4) target audience defined
5) bunch of useful links where to go next
It would be great if we manage to do something like it on
openlmi.org
homepage. For comparision, on
openlmi.org frontpage is a text that has ~500
words long text that one have to read in order to get at least some idea
what's the project about and then read another rather longish page how to
install it and start using it.
I don't think many people enjoys reading long text just to know what's the
project about. Some might just say TL;DR and move on.
If we really want some community, we should try serve them information they
need in some more enjoyable shape.
Radek Novacek
DISCLAIMER: this is just my personal opinion, I don't want to offend people
working on
openlmi.org but rather see how we can improve it. After all, the
frontpage is about the first impression about our project and affect how
people perceive it.
[1]
https://www.softwarecollections.org/en/
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