On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 03:48:18PM -0400, Dusty Mabe wrote: > The Atomic logo looks great! One thing... > I don't see the Fedora Cloud logo? I know we agreed to focus on > atomic but I didn't think we were completely getting rid of Fedora > cloud branding? I thought Atomic was simply going to sit under > "cloud" umbrella. If I am a user and I come to a page with those > three logos/labels on it I would ask myself "which one of these do I > click on to get the Fedora Cloud Base image?" Thanks for bringing that up. I need to bring some of this out of wiki pages and irc chat and other buried locations (including my remembrance of what we talked about at Flock!). Take a look at <https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Two_Week_Atomic/Website> for what *I'm* thinking. As noted at the top, it's not final (see last paragraph of _this_ mail). A key goal of the getfedora.org site was clear presentation of the editions, with less of a Choose Your Own Adventure feel. But the current F21/F22 getfedora.org page for cloud pulls in a lot of different directions. Mo said something like "apples, apples, broccoli". Docker even got stuck there for lack of a better home. (Apples, broccoli, apple seeds?) So, narrowing that down to one thing seemed good. In the initial Two-Week Atomic proposal, Atomic was to be moved off of getfedora.org to its own home at atomic.fedoraproject.org, with a design similar to existing https://arm.fedoraproject.org/. With making Atomic the focus, keeping that same basic idea of clear presentation seemed like the right thing to do. The people looking for Atomic and the people looking for the Cloud Base image probably aren't the same group, so we probably don't want to put them under the same top-level brochure path (even though the same group is concerned with both behind the scenes). So, *this* proposal has a separate page for cloud images, cloud.fedoraproject.org, with *that* modeled after the arm download page. We talked about adding it to https://spins.fedoraproject.org/ or to https://labs.fedoraproject.org/, but it doesn't fit with the new focus of that site. Also, http://getfedora.org is getting a refresh, and as part of that design, the "Looking for more Fedora?" section will become a lot more prominent, including logos for KDE and XFCE. That's where I'm thinking the link to the cloud page with the Cloud Base image would go. That way, someone not interested in Atomic and just looking for Fedora In The Cloud would be able to find it on the front page with reasonable prominence, while someone looking for "What's Fedora's featured stuff?" would see Workstation, Server, Atomic first. I also think it's reasonable to have a link to the Atomic page from the cloud page, and vice versa, so that anyone who _does_ come in through the maze that way won't be lost. All that said, I may be getting a little ahead of myself in excitement -- if not everyone is down with this plan, let's figure out what it *should* look like. I hope I'm not actually too far off and that all of the above makes sense. -- Matthew Miller <mattdm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Fedora Project Leader _______________________________________________ cloud mailing list cloud@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/cloud Fedora Code of Conduct: http://fedoraproject.org/code-of-conduct
