What was wrong with Openshit's homepage? (www.openshift.com)

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On 7/18/2013 10:23 PM, Gabriel Cardoso wrote: > Hi people, > > Today I did an exercise about what information we should display at the > Keycloak homepage. The result is the wireframe below, that has the > following goals: > > - Present the concept of Keycloak for a new user > - Create engagement by showing how easy and flexible it is > - Be clean: straightforward information > - Provide links for login / registration (try it now) > > > *Considerations:* > - The slogan is not supposed to be definitive, but it is interesting to > have one. > - The images would be vectorial, representing concepts, instead of photos. > - Learn more of each topic is an anchor for the extended explanation > below them. > - The extended explanation must have as much text as it requires, but > less is better. Also, se can work on interesting diagrams. > - Try it now (register) is presented in different regions of the page > since is our primary action > > The idea is to have something upon which we can discuss. What do you > think about it? > > Gabriel > > > _______________________________________________ > keycloak-dev mailing list > keycloak-dev(a)lists.jboss.org > https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/keycloak-dev > -- Bill Burke JBoss, a division of Red Hat http://bill.burkecentral.com _______________________________________________ keycloak-dev mailing list keycloak-dev(a)lists.jboss.org https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/keycloak-dev

>> What was wrong with Openshit's homepage? (www.openshift.com) > There is nothing wrong, but I guess we don't want to copy the OpenShift homepage. > Unless there's something wrong with it, why not? Isn't this what a UXD team is supposed to help foster? Common company websites that have the same navigation patterns and look and feel?

"Easy Installation" and "Definition" will be different between Online and Enterprise. I still like the Openshift front page, minus their menu page which would be replaced by a Login link at the top right corner.

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On 7/19/2013 5:08 PM, Gabriel Cardoso wrote: > >>>> What was wrong with Openshit's homepage? (www.openshift.com >>>> <http://www.openshift.com>) >>> There is nothing wrong, but I guess we don't want to copy the >>> OpenShift homepage. >>> >> >> Unless there's something wrong with it, why not? Isn't this what a UXD >> team is supposed to help foster? Common company websites that have the >> same navigation patterns and look and feel? > You are right. It is good to have the same structure. Regarding the look > and feel, Open Shift is not using what was proposed by the RCUE initiative. > There's just three things users need to know from the front page: * That there is an Online Cloud SaaS Login Service * That you can download and install this yourself if you want * That there is an open source community around it If you don't like Openshift's page and want something more in line with RCUE, I leave it up to you. But, my own personal preferences is as little as possible on the front page. Direct to the point, and not a lot of detail. >> "Easy Installation" and "Definition" will be different between Online >> and Enterprise. I still like the Openshift front page, minus their menu >> page which would be replaced by a Login link at the top right corner. > Got it. > >> Secure your applications and services in the cloud. >> Single-Sign On Authentication Services. > Much better slogan than mine :) > >> [Online] >> Public SaaS >> >> Run your authentication services in the cloud. Create realms, manage >> users, integrate with social media, secure your apps, all in one central >> cloud service on the Web. > Do people understand the concept of realm? > Probably not. Good point. "Manager users and permissions, integration with social media, secure your apps..." >> [Enterprise] >> Private SaaS >> >> Download Keycloak and install it as a authentication appliance in >> your own datacenters and private clouds. >> >> [Learn more] >> >> [Download Now] > Since it is enterprise, it would not be [REQUEST EVALUATION] instead of > [Download Now]? Sorry, [Learn more] and [Download Now] would be under the enterprise block. Does that make more sense? > Maybe we could emphasize the support and some advantages of the > enterprise version in the text too. > Nah, they can learn about that when they click [Learn more] >> [Community] > Colaborative SaaS? >> >> Join our growing open source community. Check out the source and >> interact with Keycloak developers. >> >> [Learn more] > I put [JOIN THE COMMUNITY] as call to action. > > The texts are cool, but they must have more or less the same number of > characters to fit the same number of lines. We probably need to resume > the text about "Online". > Yeah, we'll ahve to come up with the appropriate marketing bullshit that sounds good. :) > How about the Learn more pages? Maybe we could elaborate appropriate > content for the another milestone, not this one? > Ya, we can leave the learn more pages blank for now. -- Bill Burke JBoss, a division of Red Hat http://bill.burkecentral.com _______________________________________________ keycloak-dev mailing list keycloak-dev(a)lists.jboss.org https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/keycloak-dev