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Enhancements to the front page #40
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I'm definitely in favour of making the Our users and community are perhaps a bit different to React or the sports club, so I'm trying to think through what kinds of people will arrive at our website and what they'll be looking for:
Everyone needs to know where to reach out for help or clarification if they get stuck. This is quite a big todo list, and I don't know if everyone will agree with it 100%, but we do have a chunk of this content already, we just need to expose and organize it better. @novialriptide As a concrete next step, I would suggest producing a mock-up of the overall site structure (perhaps just the front page with notes saying "clicking this leads to ..."). Then everyone can chime in with what content we already have and everyone can help re-organize / improve / add to it as necessary. |
I can definitely do a mockup in Adobe Photoshop or Figma. I'll post some designs here in a bit. |
My finals are almost done! (It starts in 12 hours) |
How's this looking so far?
Few Suggestions
Remove the header "HPy - A better C API for Python" and turn it into a "hero" section to something similar to this: "The React Framework for the Web"
Move
"What is HPy"
contents to the hero section and just have"HPy provides a new API for extending Python in C. In other words, you use #include <hpy.h> instead of #include <Python.h>."
Convert the features section into something like this (https://rutgersesports.club):
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