We should think about what we want to have in the dgraph.io website. These are the few pages things that we could have:
- Career page
- About
Any others? @koppula
We should think about what we want to have in the dgraph.io website. These are the few pages things that we could have:
Any others? @koppula
Also:
Blog
Install / Download
Discuss / Community
FAQ
Resources
I too feel the blog should be a separate site maybe served by Hugo because it would be the only content thats is updated frequently. Maybe at blog.dgraph.io(with a link from the main site) ?
The rest of the pages are static pages and can go on the website.
Yes the blog should be hosted separately. We just need to make sure it’s hosted at blog.dgraph.io. All other pages will link seamlessly to it.
Once we have the designs for the other pages, I will spend a day or two on the site and get all the pages up.
Here’s the plan for the website:
@pawan Is this something you can take a crack at? No changes to the existing CSS. Why don’t we start with extending to two pages to being with? Just Home and Contact. We can add the rest iteratively.
@koppula That should be doable.
What information do you think should go into the Contact page ?
Great. I’ll send this to you shortly.
I wonder if we need a contact us separately given that we have links to Github, Gitter and Discuss at the bottom ?
Probably not needed for now but at some point we’ll need to have a physical address.
We need a team page – so we can put faces to the company.
We should have every team member on this page.
Let’s figure out how to get photos for the team with the same style.
Yes, I meant photo of all team members with a short bio . Probably an informal photo with a white background should be good.
We could have something like this if you guys think it looks good ?
Yeah something like that looks good. B&W, we could do either rectangular or circular photos. Simple and elegant. Here’s another example with a bit more of a personal touch from the team members.
@mrjn Btw replies via emails are not working for me. So the only option right now is to use discuss.dgraph.io.
Love the pics on the cockroach db site. Each pic conveys something about the member. Something like that would be great.
I think must be a POP login problem – will look at it later and figure out what’s causing it. Possibly, the security for our @dgraph.io
email account is set too high.
@koppula @mrjn Setup the website on a stage server , where I will deploy changes as and when I make them. Once you guys think they are fine, we can push them to main website. I have updated the logo for now.
Changes are available on http://130.211.247.237:81/
Thanks for setting up the staging server @pawan. Could we get the logo to be a bit larger? Say 90% of the original size?
Just did @koppula. If the changes are not reflected, just try doing a hard refresh. Browser caches CSS generally.