[Koha-devel] Website / ID Meeting Notes
Paul POULAIN
paul.poulain at free.fr
Fri Jul 1 01:12:43 CEST 2005
Joshua Ferraro a écrit :
> Meeting Notes for Website / Interface Design Meeting
> 1. Koha.org Website
> We discussed Russ's report:
> http://www.russandsarah.gen.nz/kohawebredev/
>
> a. folks need to look at the wireframes and give feedback to russ
if i see correctly http://russandsarah.gen.nz/gallery/kohadev/aaa?full=1
we plan to have Koha >> About Koha >> Koha presentation >> slides ?
I would divide Koha presentations in chapters, one for each "module"
(acqui, cataloguing, circ, borrowers, opac, parameters, reports, ...)
That's what i did with koha-fr.org & it's important as the number of
pages for each module can become important (& i've a FAQ page for each,
to avoid a question being asked 1000 times)
> b. some feedback was given about objective and scope:
>
> opencms was introduced as a product: opencms.org
> some question was raised as to whether opencms or mambo would be
> a better choice
> mambo supports multiple languages and we're not sure if opencms does
>
> the koha team will be 'koha project managers' with bios, emails at
> koha.org, and maybe even images to lend credibility to the project
>
> librarians were defined as users
>
> a media link will be added under 'news'
>
> c. we want to support multiple languages eventually -- at first we'll
> do the site in english
For me it's not eventually : it's "of course". koha-fr.org get 70
visitors each day. It's graphically awful (or at least poor).
So it's not a question for me : if we get a nice koha.org that supports
many languages, i'll redirect koha-fr.org to koha.org/fr werever possible.
> d. koha-fr.org will have to decide what to do if there are two french koha sites
> f. the site will be mirrored by katipo and maybe by koha-fr and liblime too
no prob for koha-fr.org, the server is mine, i do what i want with it ;-)
>
> 2. Interface Design:
>
> a. we will design a set of 'programmer templates' -- minimalist templates
> with only the functions of that template displayed to ease template
> maintenance for our interface designers
>
> b. we will design a set of 'default templates' and the lead interface
> designer will be responsible for taking changes from the programmer
> templates and integrating those into the default templates
>
> c. we will establish a set of guidelines for committing new features to
> CVS that will ensure that programmers commit only to programmer templates
> and not to default templates -- so that the ID can ensure QA on those
> templates
a,b,c sounds great, but do we have volunteer to be template designer &
maintainer, as it's a big & boring job during stable releases, believe me !
> e. the success of this method will depend on all the programmers playing
> nicely and committing their additions to the minimalist templates in
> addition to their own project templates
ok for me.
--
Paul POULAIN
Consultant indépendant en logiciels libres
responsable francophone de koha (SIGB libre http://www.koha-fr.org)
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