Feedback wanted for coreboot website update

Matt DeVillier <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.bios
Message-ID <CAFTm+6DX-071X=v694Z-DnpvLyA5o+Asp_zQP6BJU+itAESqqA@mail.gmail.com>
Greetings coreboot community!

One of the items to come out of OSFC and the previous leadership meeting
was the need to overhaul coreboot's website to look more "professional" --
like a project which was used by commercial entities large and small, not
just something for hobbyists/tinkerers.

The leadership council has decided to move forward with this, and would
like to hear from the coreboot community as part of developing
requirements. These reqs roughly fall into 3 broad categories: logistical,
aesthetic, and content. Some of the ideas been put out so far:

[logistical]
 * Everything must be owned and run by coreboot - not an outside developer.
 * Everything must be contained in a git repo (outside of downloadable
files like releases).
 * As much as possible should be generated statically?

[aesthetic]
 * Use a site-wide top bar for navigation? (similar to
https://www.zephyrproject.org)

[content]
 * Prominent display of companies using coreboot (similar to https://go.dev)

We'd love to hear from anyone else with ideas on how we can improve from
the existing site.

regards,
Matt

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