ebidel
commented
9 years ago Hey @monicabagagem I don't think we need to update all the copy across the site to be past tense. I'm looking at the 2013 and 2014 site and everything is still present tense. In that way, the site also stays timely.
So everything is phrased in the past tense or at least makes sense post-I/O.
1) ONSITE - Sandbox card -- Update the last column to: "And more Attendees could also find office hours, workshops and demos throughout the space."
Currently: "There's more Swing by office hours, workshops and demos throughout the space.
2) ONSITE - VENUE MAP CARD -- Update to: "Check out our floor-by-floor venue map of Moscone West."
Currently: "Find your way around I/O and participate in sandbox talks, attend sessions, explore the codelab space, and more with our floor-by-floor venue map of Moscone West."
3) ONSITE - Travel info -- Update to: "We had room blocks at the following hotels:"
Currently: "We have room blocks at the following hotels:"
4) ONSITE - Travel info -- Remove (since it will expire): "We've also partnered with Lyft to make sure your journey is as easy as possible. New users can download Lyft and apply the promo code GOOGLEIO to get $50 off their first 10 rides. Current Lyft users will receive promo codes shortly before I/O."