[Tux4kids-discuss] Website Work

[Sarah Frisk]

Hey everyone,

I think if there are going to be separate sites for each project, it  
might  be best to make it take as little clicks as possible to get to  
the other site.  So if we have TuxMath/Paint/Typing in separate pages,  
maybe have clicking the option in the menu takes you right to the  
other page, rather than  the description page.  Maybe even have it  
open in a new window.

If you want it all in the same page, what about having each project  
have it's own drop down menu with all the needed  
"downloads,screenshots,etc" headings needed, which is easy enough to  
do in CSS.  Added advantage - less clicks needed for users to get the  
information that they want.

-Sarah

On Mar 30, 2010, at 12:24 PM, Akash Gangil wrote:

> Hi
>
> I really like tuxpaint's site www.tuxpaint.org . I think it can be a  
> good example to look at .
>
> More precisely , I like the
>
> *User Comments / Reviews
> *Documentation
>
> sections there , and would like to see them in tux4kids.com .
>
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 9:53 PM, Matthew McSpadden <webmaster at anvilsmithtech.com 
> > wrote:
>
>
> One thing that occurred to me is how to get the the pages for
> each game, there's a link on the main sidebar that opens a page
> containing...a link to the separate main page for e.g. TuxType. It'd
> be easier for navigation to have that appear immediately, perhaps
> inside the navigation panels of the main site. Does that make sense,
> in spite of my horrible wording?
>
> That makes sense. When I first started working on the website the  
> ideas that I was given was to give tuxtype and tux of math command  
> their own site, and keep the Tux4Kids for more general info about  
> all 3 projects. It would be simple enough to just have the links go  
> straight to the separate sites rather than stop at a page in  
> between. That is left over from how it was before.
>
> To put the tuxtype and tuxmath information inside the frame of the  
> main tux4kids website is perfectly possible. Although I think it is  
> good to give each game its own website, I'm fine either way, just  
> wondering what the majority of people think would be good?
>
>
>
> It's probably not feasible to do the
> same for TuxPaint since it's got its own domain, but just something to
> think about.
>
> True, that would have to link right to the website.
>
> Matt
>
>
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