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Re: AW: AW: [jwt-dev] Why use JWT 
Hi Chris

Good points.
Actually I think it's important that "Getting started" is the first and biggest thing the user sees on the page. I like very much the "New to JWT" section but it's too small and uncentered for this. But I'm still thnking about it...
N&N has gone in the extensive version of the upload page. But like you say putting a like to the latest version's N&N on the front page could be a good move, maybe after "Download (update site)" in the Getting started section ?
Finally your 2 points : if you're talking about the left panel, you're right, I've not yet edited this part. The main page has already the "Download" and update site links under the first title. 

Regards,
Marc

Christian Saad a écrit :

Hi Marc,

ok, then lets keep it the way it is. With the easily accessible navigation
on the left hand side I guess this makes very much sense. Since there are
already "Getting started" and "New to JWT" on the sides maybe we could even
leave out the getting started section in the middle altogether to prevent
redundancy? Is the "News&Noteworthy" page already accessible from the main
page? (I can't seem to find it on your screenshot)

Just two small notes I would like to hear your opinion about:

- maybe we should switch community and resources on the main page because I
guess most people will be looking for the downloads first
- For the same reason I would suggest to move the Eclipse Update site link
to the top of the project resources

Regards,
Chris



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Im Auftrag von Marc Dutoo
Gesendet: Freitag, 29. Mai 2009 18:32
An: Java Workflow Toolbox
Betreff: Re: AW: [jwt-dev] Why use JWT

Hi Chris

Thanks for backing it up !

However, I beg to differ about the "Components" : I'd rather put the
demo movie in Getting started, because it gives an idea of what is JWT
very quickly and without having to drill much. I think that
"Components"
is rather an overview of JWT features and therefore better under
Documentation.

I'm also making good use of "New and noteworthy", removing unused
pages,
trying to find a better place for all releases / roadmap / project
plan...

Regards,
Marc

Christian Saad a écrit :

Hi Marc,



In my website refactoring, I've put it in "New to JWT", but anyway

this

is a great page and should be used so.


Great, I like that. Makes definitely more sense than for new users to
"Report a bug".



Maybe it should also be merged with the current FAQ, so it would

have

several sections : Why use JWT, What is JWT, How to install it...


Also a very good idea. It will prevent cluttering of the Wiki. I'm in

favor

of this.



In attachment my current ongoing efforts, feedback welcome !


Cool, nice work on the download page! I think with this we can get

rid of

the download page in the wiki?
My suggestion would be to move the overview of JWT's components from

the

documentation to the "Getting started" entry (right at the top)

because it's

quite high-level and probably something very interesting at the

beginning

for a new user.

Regards,
Chris



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Im Auftrag von Marc Dutoo
Gesendet: Freitag, 29. Mai 2009 16:06
An: Java Workflow Toolbox
Betreff: Re: [jwt-dev] Why use JWT

Hi Chris

In my website refactoring, I've put it in "New to JWT", but anyway

this

is a great page and should be used so.

Maybe it should also be merged with the current FAQ, so it would

have

several sections : Why use JWT, What is JWT, How to install it...

In attachment my current ongoing efforts, feedback welcome !

Regards,
Marc

Christian Saad a écrit :


Hi all,

I just remembered that we still have this wiki page lying around
dealing with why users should decide to use JWT instead of other BP
solutions (http://wiki.eclipse.org/Why_use_JWT). I thought maybe

it’s

time to link it from somewhere on the main page (on the left side
under “Getting started” ?). Would you think this is already the

right

time or should we wait and expand this article a bit?

Regards,

Chris

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