Hi Folks, This is Pietsch Mario again with the second video about How can we improve the community communication.
The first thing should be a proof of concept how a new
tiddlywiki.org page could look like.
This is a proof of concept, which is the main page. The landing page is manually created.
But there is also some automatically created stuff which uses TiddlyWiki
and the TiddlyWiki build process to create a static web-page.
How does it look like. At the top left, there is a link that goes back to page.
There is a little bit of a menu and
there is the main area, which talks a little bit about the project
then there is a GettingStarted button which does nothing at the moment. It just jumps to the page
Then there is an area which talks a little bit about TiddlyWiki features.
I'm using them to also show the workflow afterwards, how to create feature requests
and there is some information about the different pages. Or let's say: different languages.
Language documentations. This page is already automatically created
I made a prototype some time ago already.
Where all the content are different tiddlers and the layout is a template.
And TiddlyWiki can create a static page with the different tiddler contents.
It looks like this
Relatively simple, but as a starting point it should give you an overview, how I think it can look like.
Then there is some "Call to Action" at the moment which does nothing.
What did I used to create the static page. The project is called
purecss.io.
It's a very basic CSS framework which has absolutely no javascript involved.
That's something I wanted to have.
There are different layout types.
There is the landing page
There is a prototype for a photo gallery, which we can use
There is something that looks like a blog
That one I used to display the different languages.
It can even be used to create something like an e-mail layout
If we would like to create our own e-mail client.
A pricing table and so on
There is also one important thing. The whole element is responsive
So if we use let's say: mobile phones
then it works
out of the box. So we go to the language pages ... and so on
Everything is mobile friendly.
Yea, that's the first part
How a landing page can look like
And I think before I go on
I switch of the video recording so I have shorter videos
So the next one will be Feature Requests
See you soon.