[Sugar-devel] Design for a.sl.o and sugarlabs branding/theme unity

[,Josh williams]

Hey David,

I have had a quick look at the markup and the CSS, but I haven't 
actually had a look at the PHP. I laughed when I saw the Mozilla guys 
had an IE style sheet, but then I figured they were probably just 
reusing code. I was actually wondering if I could have a local copy of 
the remora code or access to a development or testing environment at 
some point?

I also agree that we need a common branding for all of the sites, Gnome 
is a great example I think Mozilla and Ubuntu are good examples to. I 
think a splash page for www.sugarlabs.org built on WordPress or Drupal 
would be a really good idea also. It could explain the what the project 
is, have a download link to the latest version, link to the wiki, press 
release, news etc.

Cheers,

Josh

 

David Farning wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 9:38 AM, Wade Brainerd <wadetb at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hey Josh, thanks for the offer of help!
>> I definitely like your simple and kid-friendly theme for addons. I wonder
>> off the top of my head though, if it makes sense to make addons.sl.o look
>> *more* like the other sl.o sites?
>>     
>
> Have you gotten a chance to look at the aslo code?
>
>     Things are kind of confusing right now
>   
>> with the different styles of wiki, trac, addons, schools, gitorious, api,
>> buildbot, etc.  planet is the lone exception, it seems to follow
>> wiki.sugarlabs.org nicely :)
>> It would be great if the Design Team could comment on this decision.
>> Here are a couple other web infrastructure ideas:
>> + Improve theming consistency among various SL.o sites.
>> + Single sign on cookie among all SL.o sites - perhaps OpenID based.
>> + Standard nav header atop all SL.o sites rather than the various nav
>> headers in different places, with different links.
>>     
>
> The various gnome sites such as build.gnome.org and www.gnome.org are
> very nice examples of common theming tying sites together.  Some thing
> similar for SL would be great.
>
> david
>
>   
>> + Better splash page for Gitorious, looking more like GitWeb - a page with a
>> small search box at the top and the rest being a list of projects, sorted by
>> recent activity, showing owner and last commit details
>> Best regards,
>> Wade
>> On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 11:10 AM, ,Josh williams <joshcwilliams at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi, I'm working on the design of sugar labs add-ons with Mick Weiss.
>>> I've created a mock up at http://sugarlabs.org/go/AddonsPortal/Design
>>> but I've haven't been able to contact anyone on the design team as of
>>> yet. I would also like to volunteer some of my time for other projects.
>>> I'm primarily a front-end designer with XHTML/CSS JavaScript skills, but
>>> I also know some PHP/MySQL and have a background in Linux. I also enjoy
>>> creating icons, so if there are any activities developers that need
>>> icons please contact me. My portfolio is over at http://tucsonlabs.com .
>>>
>>> If you're a member of the design team or have some use for my skills,
>>> please let me know.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Josh
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