On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 19:51 +0100, Magnus Hagander wrote:
> > > There's, IMHO, absolutely no need to fit the entire frontpage above
> > > the fold as it is now.
> >
> > Not sure what you mean
>
> I guess it's originally a magazine term, referring to the part of the
> frontpage that is above the fold when the magazine is folder. For
> webpages, it's often used to refer to the parts that show on the screen
> without scrolling.
I like that idea. If people can see the text scroll off the page, they
have a clue to go look for more.
> Wlel, looking at the page now, it could probably be rearranged for more
> efficient usage. And there is at least one thing I'd like to see
> promoted to the frontpage - the planetpg RSS feed which gets a lot of
> good articles and the PWN.
>
> One does not rule out the other though :-)
How about:
- Move Shortcuts to the left of Support Us
- Move Featured User to where News/Events are
- Have News, Events and Blogs as 3 columns going down past the fold
But basically any rearrangement where the variable-length info is at the
bottom of the page, showing just enough to allow it to tempt the viewer
to scroll down further.
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Simon Riggs
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