Hi,
I'm doing a redesign of the SAGE website to target SAGE much
more at end users rather than developers (I think the tipping
point has now arrived, since about 500 people downloaded
SAGE in the last two weeks...) Anyways, your comments
on the mockup here would be welcome:
http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/was/rc/web/index.html
(Note that links to actual downloads etc might not work.)
My questions are mainly:
(1) do the pages look:
-- visually appealing
-- simple and clean
-- convey all the necessary information (i.e., I'm not missing
key things that used to be there)
(2) does the text on the front page reasonably convey what
SAGE is to somebody who say has never heard of programs
like GAP and PARI, and just wants to know if SAGE might
be for them?
(3) Does the front page text seem to much like sales talk?
Compared to Maple or Mathematica's web pages it's nothing
(those pages are gut-wrenchingly obnoxious),
but it might still be too much.
(4) I've purposely went from clean and simple, even more so
than before, instead of say tricky drop downs css menus, etc.,
Thanks,
William
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