User talk:Peterschneider
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| + | Is this a proposal for a maemo.org frontpage, a wiki frontpage or a front-page for a hypothetical maemo.com? | ||
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| + | Or is this an "About Maemo" page? If this is intended for the frontpage of any website, I'm afraid it's *way* too text heavy for any form of introduction; and the only graphic seems to feature a whole load of projects that most people (and, probably, many developers) won't have heard of. If you've never done multimedia development on GNOME, will you have any real clue what GStreamer is and why it's a good thing? --[[Special:Contributions/127.0.0.1|127.0.0.1]] 20:43, 22 June 2008 (UTC) | ||
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Image quality
It seems a lot of the images are rather heavily compressed jpegs, which impacts the readability of their content and generally gives an amateurish feel to the introduction pages. Moving to a better compression type for these infographics would help a lot. Perhaps png or even gif (Image:MaemoArchitecture.jpg is a good candidate for gif) would help improve readability. Also, captions for the images really shouldn't be included in the images themselves, as it impacts readability for most people and especially for people using screen readers. —GeneralAntilles 12:11, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, the final images will be optimized for web.--qgil 20:39, 22 June 2008 (UTC)
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Purpose?
Is this a proposal for a maemo.org frontpage, a wiki frontpage or a front-page for a hypothetical maemo.com?
Or is this an "About Maemo" page? If this is intended for the frontpage of any website, I'm afraid it's *way* too text heavy for any form of introduction; and the only graphic seems to feature a whole load of projects that most people (and, probably, many developers) won't have heard of. If you've never done multimedia development on GNOME, will you have any real clue what GStreamer is and why it's a good thing? --127.0.0.1 20:43, 22 June 2008 (UTC)