Hi Simon Thanks for working on this and sending it through on time, you are a legend. I will taken a look at it too and see if there is anything from my side to add. Kind Regards Wendy Griffiths I Executive Producer I Speakers Corner I +27 11 327 1540 I +27 823775913 I www.speakerscorner.co.za I skype: princesswendilz On 23 July 2012 10:47, Simon Cross <simon.cross@praekeltfoundation.org>wrote:

Hi Ruan and Euan

Sam and Wendy said you needed a final website design and mini wireframe. I don't have any wireframes but I've attempted a detailed outline of the site below. I'm basing my thinking on the EuroPython 2012 (https://ep2012.europython.eu/) and PyCon US 2013 (https://us.pycon.org/2013/) sites.

== Top navigation bar ==

A black top navigation bar with links for:

* Home, About, Where, Schedule, Speakers, Sponsors

The About button should have a sub-menu with:

* What is PyCon ZA? * Diversity Statement (see Trello for content) * Code of Conduct (see Trello for content) * Staff Contact Information

== Home ==

Below the navigation bar I think it would be good to have a full-width area with the PyCon ZA logo and dates and buttons for registering as an attendee and offering a talk (e.g. as on https://ep2012.europython.eu/).

Sponsorship logos should go below that (with a "Sponsor PyCon ZA" button that leads to the sponsor page).

Those are the important things for the front page. Some copy about the conference will need to go below that but we can decide on what exactly to put there once we have a first draft.

== Where ==

At the top we need an official address for the venue and a map.

Below that we need information about how to acquire accommodation (I have contact details for someone we could use to find accommodation for people if needed), advice on travelling to the venue and maybe something about important things to do in Cape Town.

== Schedule ==

The draft schedule document is at

https://docs.google.com/a/praekeltfoundation.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArtGEj... . I'd like the schedule page n the PyCon ZA site to become the canonical source of schedule information. A table of information with venues as columns and time slots as rows seems sensible. Days should be clearly separated. Entries should link to pages on the individual talks (we'll only have these once we have speakers). The link text should give the talk title and the name of the speaker (again we'll only have those later).

== Speakers ==

This will double both as a featured speakers page and as an information for speakers page. Featured speakers can go at the top once we have them (maybe a feature speaker box can be added to the front page eventually too). For the moment it just needs to say that we're looking for speakers, and what the format of talks is (30 minutes plus 10 minutes for questions, potentially longer for keynotes if desired).

== Sponsors ==

This needs a big area with all the current sponsors at the top and information about how to sponsor below that. There are three sponsorship tiers (Platinum, Gold and Silver). Copy about the sponsorship options available should be obtained from Wendy, I think.

== Registration and Speaker sign-up ==

I think we went through all the information that needed to be capture previously. Shout if you need me to go look up my notes.

I'm pretty sure that's enough to get started with. Hopefully I haven't left anything important out. Comments and feedback welcome. Shout if you'd like this thrown up onto a Google doc somewhere for editing (or feel free to do it and send me a link).

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