web structure
Pupeno <[email protected]> Sun, 4 May 2003 21:22:41 -0300
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.arklinux.webdevelopment |
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For navegability, I think the best way to make a web structure is in a tree,
that is a menu, submenus, sub-submenus and so on... if cross reference are
needed, I would add them as help shortcuts or something like that... so, for
the Ark Linux site, I recomend this structure (we spoken about this on the ir
channel already):
(use FIXED FONTS)
Home
- Screenshots
- History
- Requirements
- Contact us (including the donation info here)
* [Any other apropiate general information]
Get Ark Linux (explaining that Ark Linux is free, why it is
free and that you can download it, but since
it is too big, there are some companies selling
it for little money)
- Buy Ark Linux (explaining how to buy)
- Download Ark Linux (explaining how to download)
Support (explaining that since it is not comercial software,
there isn't any real support but a big comunity of
people that may help and a lot of documentation to
read)
- FAQ
- Mailing List (explaining how to subscribe and unsubscribe)
- Bugzilla (explaining what it is and how to use it)
Get Involved
- CVS
- To Do List
Making the page acording to this structure using the current graphical
structure, that is, the menu in the horizontal bar and the sub menu with some
little nice graphics would be nice.
What do you think ?
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