Thoughts on the new PN website

No doubt, from a user perspective, they did a great job.  Here's what I noticed
right off the bat:

1.  Division of pnNews, pnModules, pnBlocks, pnSupport, pnThemes are color coded
for easy memorization and understood by people around the world.

2.  The "admin message" or "splash" part of pnNavigator still caters to the
developer/webmaster with such comments as: " standard API and extensive
documentation to allow for easy creation of extended functionality through modules
and blocks", however, brings in the corporate end-user or IT department manager
with comments like: "PostNuke is a weblog/Content Management System (CMS). It is
far more secure and stable than competing products, and able to work in high-
volume environments with ease."

3.  The pnNavigator does a good job of categorizing content although it is at the
bottom of the page, instead of the top.

4.  No left or right blocks on the pnNavigator page!

5.  User login is seperate at each area (I have to login at pnBlocks -and- again
at pnThemes).

6.  The latest release has a HOTLINK right from the first page and goes directly
to the ARTICLE relaying all the information about that release.

7. A Roadmap that is easy to read for everyone from the developer to the end-user
(well, easy if you've been at this for at least a couple months!):

http://news.postnuke.com/modules.php?
op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=2191&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0

Anyway, that's my 2cents.  I welcome all who are ready to move ahead --project3e
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Royce H, Webmaster
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