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SFML website / Re: Change flow of community and index pages
« on: March 20, 2017, 03:20:58 am »
Welp, I think this new solution looks messy, but at least it's clear as to what belongs to what.
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SFML website / Re: Change flow of community and index pages
« on: July 23, 2016, 01:30:43 pm »The book does look like it belongs to the forum section. I do like your aligned version; it's much neater. However, for interesting aesthetics, the zig-zag wins.
A solution (if one is needed), could be to simply add a slightler darker block background to the Wiki row.(click to show/hide)
Hapax, fighting the good fight.
A new compromise: https://imgur.com/a/CX0Hm
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SFML website / Change flow of community and index pages
« on: July 22, 2016, 06:14:58 am »
It's very nitpicky, but I've always found the flow of the community and index pages to be quite unattractive and counter-intuitive.
Suggested fix: Swap the columns for the wiki row as seen here: http://imgur.com/a/49oHK
Edit: I made a PR.
Reasoning:
Because of the lack of binding (ie. borders or better aligned title underlines) between the elements, my first feeling when looking at the page is that the big book graphic belongs to the 'Forum' block. Probably somewhat because the forum graphic doesn't have much contrast, and isn't stylistically similar to the other two graphics. Also, the zigzagging makes the pages look more cluttered than they are.
Suggested fix: Swap the columns for the wiki row as seen here: http://imgur.com/a/49oHK
Edit: I made a PR.
Reasoning:
Because of the lack of binding (ie. borders or better aligned title underlines) between the elements, my first feeling when looking at the page is that the big book graphic belongs to the 'Forum' block. Probably somewhat because the forum graphic doesn't have much contrast, and isn't stylistically similar to the other two graphics. Also, the zigzagging makes the pages look more cluttered than they are.
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General discussions / Re: Mutual following on Twitter!
« on: April 30, 2016, 04:41:33 am »
Ahoy: @teapotrick here.
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