[keycloak-dev] Home page

[Bill Burke]

On 7/19/2013 11:52 AM, Gabriel Cardoso wrote:
>
>> 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?

>> [Online]  [Enterprise] [Community]
>>
>> Online is the public SaaS.  Enterprise is the installable appliance.
>> Community points to the community project pages.
> This is new to me. What community project pages?
>

jboss.org/keycloak   Basically where the open source project lives.


> I think the approach [Definition] [Easy installation] [Online and Enterprise] that I proposed is more interesting for the new user. Also, we can have little content that goes on the same page instead of creating more pages.
>

"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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