[Tfug] Our website: Round two

[Andrew Ayre]

I don't think there is a need to erase everything just to start. The new
site can be built on a subdomain, as previously suggested, and moved to the
www subdomain once complete. I think the best approach would be for an
agreement on what is needed, then delegate the task to William. It can then
be tweaked when nearly finished.

Myself I would like to see XHTML Strict where possible and consideration of
accessibility issues. I deal with accessibility issues on websites a fair
bit and would be willing to give advice in that area (has anyone seen the
new TFCU website? What an accessibility disaster...).

Andy


-----Original Message-----
From: tfug-bounces at tfug.org [mailto:tfug-bounces at tfug.org]On Behalf Of
erich
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 9:44 AM
To: listserv, TFUG
Subject: [Tfug] Our website: Round two


HI,
     I'm the one that originated the "our website" post. I've been reading
all the e-mail that it has spawned. It shows symptoms of getting off topic
and going nowhere. The result? Our website remains in a shambles.

Soooo, I'll facilitate:
     I like William Stott, jon, and Chris Hill's ideas. Yes, there should be
Static areas and wiki areas.

     I know there are fancy websites with glitz and glitter, but that stuff
isn't appropriate for us.

     Wiki articles start from a "seed" topic. I confess, My knowledge of
webpages is HTML101.

     Let's take the first baby step and erase everything but the top
page and the e-mail listserv stuff. In otherwords, remove everything that
has become stale from the current website. Once this is done, we can talk
about the static areas, and then the wiki seed topics.

     Before I say anything else. Let's see where this post takes us.

                                                       Erich



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