An idea for the UBports/UBtouch website
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@gimenez
It looks great in my opinion. It does give a good oversight of all major features and subjects. It is easy to understand even for non geeks. Good job. -
Gooood Job!! I Love It
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Great idea!
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Huh, this shapes up pretty well. How do you think it should look on tablet and mobile form factors?
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Glad to see the support ! So I kept doing and here a new version, including tablet and phone formats.
A clearer header : now the "Ubports supports UBtouch" is in reading order.
The corresponding curtain menu contains more stuff :
And there is a "burger menu" phone version :
The UBports welcome page, Desktop size:
The UBtouch welcome page, Desktop size :
The UBtouch welcome page, tablet size, with reshaping comments :
The UBtouch welcome page, phone size, with reshaping comments :
The promoted device page, in desktop mode (and partially incomplete), as an example of a subpage. I guess the table-like presentation is straight forward to convert into phone mode.
Sorry for the poor resolution, but we're at the limit of the max image sizes. I also wanted to share the .svg file, but it exceeds the max size... (together with embedded images, it makes 35Mb...). If wanted, we'll find a way to share it !
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@gimenez said in An idea for the UBports/UBtouch website:
Sorry for the poor resolution, but we're at the limit of the max image sizes. I also wanted to share the .svg file, but it exceeds the max size... (together with embedded images, it makes 35Mb...). If wanted, we'll find a way to share it !
Perhaps Imgur or similar?
Anyways, the amount of effort you've put into it, and the quality of your concepts, is amazing! -
@Leppa
Thanks!Here a short term solution (link available for three weeks only) :
https://filetransfer.io/data-package/kyCgKUaNThe zip contains the exports for this forum, the exports at the correct definition (1920px wide for the desktop mode for instance), the raw .svg sources and a pdf version for an easier preview than openning Inkscape.
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Great work. I feel it solves some of the confusing elements of the current website, nice work.
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@Giiba Great work, yjis would have really helped when I was researching ubports.
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One small suggestion, which I make not out of cynicism but simply because I think overselling is a problem when people are enthusiastic about a project (as we rightfully are): maybe leave off the verbiage about a "growing list of devices" until the list actually grows? So far as I recall, only one community port has ever appeared, all the Halium ports have some way to go, and the non-Halium devices are in early days yet, so hasn't it actually been a couple of years since the list grew?
