[ZWeb] zope web status report 2006-02-06

[Max M]

Martijn Faassen wrote:

> Martin Aspeli wrote:
>
>> Hi Martijn,
>>
>>> * are we going to target Zope 3 only with this site, or Zope 2 as 
>>> well?  I wrote text to cover both, as Zope 2 is currently the 
>>> breadwinner of  most of us. I think we can get enthusiasm more 
>>> easily for Zope 3  however; nobody is going to write Zope 2 
>>> tutorials. What do we do?
>>


I will not touch zope.org, but I would be willing to do some serious 
work on a new zope3.org site.

There is so much content on Zope org, and I actually think that it 
presents Zope 2 reasonably well. So changing it will not be worth the 
effort. The broken links and lost content will probably be a net loss.

Presenting Zope 3 on a new site on the other hand would give a lot of 
bang for the buck.


>>> * does anyone know a good web designer who can design a solid 
>>> looking,  serious, but still exciting website for zope?
>>

Though my own site doesn't really reflect it ;-) I am actually capable 
of doing pretty solid layouts, and I would be willing to do a prototype. 
I have +10 years experience in advertising. I could host the prototype 
for development on zope3.mxm.dk until it gets aproval.


I am also doing screencasts on a regular basis for customers, and have a 
solid setup for that. Like pro audio gear etc. I would be willing to do 
those presentations. Btw. "Macromedia Captivate" is a great tool for the 
job.


One obvious question though. Shouldn't this be a "dogfood" project. It 
would have some sense to let the site be hosted in Zope Cubed itself.

-- 

hilsen/regards Max M, Denmark

http://www.mxm.dk/
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