On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 5:41 PM, Máirín Duffy <duffy(a)fedoraproject.org> wrote:
Hi Oliver,
Hi Marin,
That's a question for the workstation working group - we designed
the sites
based on guidance from the individual working groups. The information about
how to contact that group should be here:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Workstation I see, it was just that I noticed that
the page was using very much
developer jargon. But understand that if you are targeting developers
as the workstation product seem to do.
What do you mean by unsharp?
That the picture are lacking some
contrast.
Why would we use pictures of people who didn't look like
developers to
represent developers? We take pictures of real people who really use Fedora,
not models. I don't see many models coding. It would be disingenuous at best
to use a photo of a model.
Hm right, well just thought it may spreed a
stereotypical image of
Linux/Fedora users.
> *One of a pictures feature a person typing on a computer with a
very
> dirty screen, think this ruins the pictures as it really takes focus
> from an otherwise beautiful picture and gives overall a bad impression
> of the page and to some degree fedora.
If that's all it takes to leave a bad impression... wow. We can consider
tweaking the image but I absolutely disagree with the level of importance
here.
Ok maybe I was exaggerated a bit here about the picture leaving a bad
impression of fedora, sorry. That said I still find it very
distracting and don't think its a very good idea to feature a such a
flawed picture especially when its the element you are promoting that
is flawed. Would be great if the team wants to fix it.
--
-mvh Oliver Propst