Open kazzkiq opened 8 years ago
Very nice, useful and simple. can i change some design elements? and i like to see another deploy page for content reference. Up .psd, please.
Sure, link to the .psd: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c4pl63fjr6kwjvs/layout.psd?dl=0
And the discussion about the Caravel-status layout: https://github.com/caravel-tool/caravel-status/issues/1
thax
@baltazarparra Any news about the layout? 😋
Sorry for delay... This week, promise. @kazzkiq My job is killing me
No problem, I just asked because at the end of the week there will be probably an alpha version ready for tests, so it would be cool to start working on the website, etc. :)
i will change some elements tomorrow, but there is alpha version layout too, kkk
@baltazarparra Sorry for the late response, it was really hard for me to work on the project these last months.
I liked the clean style from the proposal. My only request would be to remove the internationalization option as, for now, there is no intent into translating the website/docs to other languages (we will keep it in English). Otherwise, you can definitely keep going with this path 👍
I started to work on the project again and next week there will be a "stable" release of Caravel. I'm willing to publish the website and basic documentation by then, do you think you can build a "final" version of the layout until next weekend? Are you still able to help in the project?
Dont worry dude, im on ;)
i do also front too?
Awesome!
I'm going to configure the project structure so we can work on it once the design is finished. Qualy boilerplate will be used for this task (without Jade).
@kazzkiq project structure its ok?
@baltazarparra Yes. I've upgraded to Brunch instead of Qualy. The project will be using SASS for styles and Vanilla JavaScript for logic (if needed).
Here is how you can run it at your machine:
npm install
;npm install -g brunch
;brunch watch --server
;Now you can access the project at localhost:3333
and have live updates on code change.
All the dev code is put into /app
folder (there are some samples there already), while the generated code is automatically created at the /public
folder.
You can create .scss
files inside /app/styles
folder and they will be automatically compiled.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
I have a short time available, so I'll split the process. @KarolinedeAlencar She will participate in this stage of development.
@baltazarparra @KarolinedeAlencar Perfect. We can keep updating this issue if there are any questions and/or progress to be shown.
Here is what I've been thinking for a landing-page (WIP):
The idea would be to give a simple few-steps tutorial, then link the user to other pages containing Documentation and more complex examples.
What do you think, @baltazarparra ?