[EuroPython] Calling Web and Design teams
Tom Deprez
tom.deprez@village.uunet.be
Wed, 20 Feb 2002 10:55:24 +0100
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>They are quite slightly related of course... I'd like to help as well
>(I'm on http://europython.zope.nl/draftwiki/DesignTeam ).
>I think we need to settle on some simple conventions for the website
>"architecture", like for example
>- one folder per page
>- a "content" dtml doc in each folder
>- use standard html headers and footer
>- have a single index_html file containing :
><dtml-var standard_html_header>
><dtml-var content fmt="structured-text">
><dtml-var standard_html_footer>
I agree on all above, exactly what I had in mind, but I was thinking on ZPT,
instead of DTML.
>- have a single print dtml method like :
><dtml-var print_html_header>
><dtml-var content fmt="structured-text">
><dtml-var print_html_footer>
> From that, we can define some navigational methods, add search,
breadcrumbs, etc...
yup
>The design team should provide those standard html headers and footers, and
imho we could work together on the design.
>Btw, it would ease a lot if the navigation bars were done with html text
only (in this case we can autogenerate them).
>As for the design itself, it would go faster if every designer (or the
group of designers) provided some layouts in bitmap format (no need to
>mess with html at this stage), then we could all vote which one is the
best, then implement this design in html/css. In the mean time we can
>use a minimal design like the one currently there.
>Does it sounds like a good battleplan ?
Good battle plan. Does everybody feels comfortable on this?
>So far, I know of 3webdesigners working on EuroPython (If I forget
someone,please let me know):
dagmar.kolb@just-ad.de
mvm@brutele.be
philippe@123piano.com
Regards, Tom.