Le mercredi 29 juillet 2009 à 23:48 +0900, Maximilian Albert a écrit : > But frankly, even though I was actively looking for > it when opening the new page for the first time, it took me a while to > find the information what LilyPond actually does. The subtitle is > really small so that all you actually read is "LilyPond" (which > doesn't give a clue to uninitiated), the paragraph about LilyPond > beneath it almost vanishes among the News and the notes in the image > are only recognizable if you actively for look them.
What about showing "... music notation for everyone" in a larger font size, and adding a small cropped excerpt of Lily-generated picture of music at the right of "LilyPond" title? You proposed something similar later in your talkative email, did you have in mind something like the attached pitcure? > This was already the case with the old > image, and the new one is _a lot_ better, but to me it seems that > there is still a gap between the quality of the software and its > representation towards the world (via the website). Am I the only one? Would the music score cropped picture I propose to add be enough to show this quality? (except the music piece itself, which I "randomly" took in my Lily typesetting directories) Cheers, John
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