Closed iamjessklein closed 10 years ago
@andrewhayward - @megcolek would like the text that says "less yack more hack, indeed." to be replaced with "now claim your badges"
Totally fine with the catchy text. But just noting that there isn't anything on this page that references badges, other than part of the URL, and I think there needs to be. Maybe "Enter your badge claim code here" if it fits?
I think we need something (even if its' small) that mentions badges, so there is some connection.
Megan Cole Marketing + Community Strategy Lead Mozilla Foundation http://openbadges.org @openbadges | @megcolek e: megan@mozillafoundation.org c: 202-577-6575
On Oct 16, 2013, at 3:41 PM, iamjessklein notifications@github.com wrote:
@andrewhayward - @megcolek would like the text that says "less yack more hack, indeed." to be replaced with "now claim your badges"
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+1 on the need to mention badges and tie that in.
Btw, love the designs!
Discussed with @megcolek. Let's update copy this way:
HEADER You've arrived at MozFest Less yack more hack, indeed.
BOX Enter your badge claim code here
BUTTON Claim
:+1:
reassigning to @andrewhayward for tweaking.
"Less yack more hack, indeed" makes very little sense. Why the arbitrary "indeed"?
If it makes no sense, why not just "less yak, more hack."
That's fine by me.
@megcolek and I found an email where "indeed" was suggested, but it must have been a joke. My humor reader is down for the day :)
Updated:
HEADER You've arrived at MozFest Less yack, more hack!
BOX Enter your badge claim code here
BUTTON Claim
On Oct 23, 2013, at 10:56 PM, threeqube notifications@github.com wrote:
That's fine by me.
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"Less yack", or "less yak"? They mean two different things to me.
Per http://mozillafestival.org/about, the MozFest style is "yack."
Done. And live.
This is the design we are going with:
For documentation, this is another design that I did: