RE: Web Redesign Strategy

["Rachel Foerster" <rachelf@ix.netcom.com>]

Brent,

I like it! Keeping the content narrow and centered in the page is excellent.
It's much easier to read when the column (line) is shorter rather than
spread across the entire screen.

Didn't see a placeholder for FAQ's...I think we need to get that up quickly.
William Kammerer is working on a first draft....William, is it ready for us
to take a look at yet. The FAQs in my mind are a top priority to get posted,
even an early version, since they will be dynamic.

Rachel

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-ebxml-awareness@lists.oasis-open.org
> [mailto:owner-ebxml-awareness@lists.oasis-open.org]On Behalf Of Brent
> Phillips
> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 7:42 AM
> To: ebXML Marketing Awareness Education (E-mail)
> Subject: Web Redesign Strategy
>
>
> Hello:
> 	Mike, Ed, and I were tasked with developing a strategy for a
> redesign of our ebXML website. We have developed a plan for a
> three phase
> transition that will end by Brussels. I have submitted a copy
> to Rachel to
> be passed around. (I don't have an e-copy on this machine).
> 	I have posted a page to http://www.ebXML.org/demo which
> demonstrates
> our new look, feel, and organization strategy for the
> website. The goal was
> new design, multi-browser compatibility (lowest common
> denominator) and ease
> of information access. This page demonstrates the new "start"
> screen. If
> everyone likes the look (and transition strategy), I will
> begin transforming
> the web to be completed by no later than 03/07/2000 (ending
> phase 1). I will
> probably add some more trim graphics to liven it it up but
> the layout won't
> change much.
>
> **Please note, most of the links don't work -this is just a trial run.
> Thanks for any input!
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Brent Phillips
>
> ebXML MAE Team
>
> H.O.Systems
> Web Interface Engineer
> 912.527.4234
>
>