Yeah, I know what tools exist to generate static sites. I do not, however, have any non-trivial graphic design knowledge, nor do I have any existing templates to go off. I do know how to fiddle with CSS and read MDN documentation, but that basically means I can design a dynamic widget for the site more so than the site itself. :D
On Tue, Apr 13, 2021 at 09:13 Shane Curcuru <a...@shanecurcuru.org> wrote: > Matt Sicker wrote on 4/7/21 2:35 PM: > > We need a webmaster! Can someone help out and get the site in a state > > where content writers can help contribute? We have plenty of raw > > source material in the D&I survey results PDFs and Google Doc that > > could be broken down into blog posts and such over time as well as new > > content contributed by others. I've heard that Pelican is supported > > here at Apache, though I'm not picky as long as content writers can > > easily contribute (e.g., via GitHub or some interactive software). > > > > While projects are responsible for their own website maintenance, Apache > Infra has several semi-supported toolsets / ways to build static sites > that are widely used and easy to get help with; see .asf.yaml docs. > > https://infra.apache.org/project-site.html > > Pelican is getting traction on a lot of new sites and sites being > migrated off the old Apache CMS, but there are plenty of Jekyll or other > Markdown-ish tools being used widely too. The diversity.a.o site is > already mirrored to GitHub, but needs some layout structure: > > https://github.com/apache/diversity-site > > I agree - once we have better docs as to site structure and expected > themes, it will be easier for a lot more people to collaborate. > > > -- > - Shane > Apache Member > The Apache Software Foundation >
