[TYPO3-UG US] New Design for TYPO3.us

[virgil huston]

Jennifer,

I have the issue advocacy solution paper about done, the first case
study (simple implementation) will be done after that (I haven't even
launched the sites). I think we need a mechanism for reviewing these
things. As a writer, I've learned over the years that I like to have
my "drafts" looked at by others before I make them final. I always get
suggestions that make my writing better. I recommend that everyone get
input on their work before finalizing it. I plan on posting my drafts
here, for lack of a better solution. No professional writer/designer
takes offense at constructive criticism. I personally love it, it
saves me looking like an ass at times :-)

Virgil

On 11/5/05, Jennifer Lynch <jennifer at tekdevelopment.com> wrote:
> And speaking of content, I thought I'd post a progress report:
>
> I've finished the Government and Education landing pages for the Solutions
> do sections and am now working on the Health solution page.  Has anyone out
> there created a site related to health who can offer suggestions about what
> extensions you used that were especially related to health sites (doctor or
> clinic sites, hospitals, public health awareness, etc.?) If so, please send
> a list of extensions you used and a short description of how it was used and
> I'll add that to the landing page.  If you have an example of a site you've
> done for health, government, or education, it would be great for you to use
> the case study format and whip out a case study to be included in the
> Customers section.  Since the case study includes a description of your
> company, it's a great way to advertise your services with an example of your
> work.
>
> I've also finished a case study for a non-profit site to be included in the
> Customers section and plan on doing a landing page in the Solutions section
> for the Non-Profit box.
>
> All these sections are connected--if each one of you took an example of a
> site you've done that matches a category needing to be written, do a quick
> Solutions landing page for that category, write up a case study that
> supports it for the Customers section, you'd have your and your company's
> name established as a source for those sites and services on an official
> TYPO3 web site (where, I might add, if we do a good job on this site, almost
> everyone considering TYPO3 will come), that will be a heck of a lot more
> effective for furthering your personal and company goals than an extended
> conversation about theoretical advantages with other developers on this
> list.
>
> Is there anyone out there really interested in BUILDING this site rather
> than just talking about it????
>
> Jennifer
>
>
> On 11/5/05 2:19 PM, "Michelle Heizer" <michelle at typo3.us> wrote:
>
>  You should build a website for your audience based on
> > well-written content and good navigation, not with the intent to
> > showcase a piece of software. We will make TYPO3 look good through
> > strong references, well-written content and comprehensive case studies.
> >
>
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