You know you have a nice download page when...

Saturday, January 27. 2007

You know you have a nice download page when...

...someone else copies your layout and wordings. (compare: KMess version)

All I can say is: I'm flattered.

On a side note, I'm still looking for ways to improve the home page. I really like sites that show off their product well at the home page. The recent examples I found are:

Why is this important? With my application conversation I litterally got the question "what is KMess actually?". I never noticed it before; the home page simply didn't tell. It only rambled the news headlines of things that were improved.

I'd like to improve the homepage it visually as well, like the sites above managed to. The screenshot tour is a good start, but a bit too hidden yet. Every once in a while I'm thinking how to incorporate new ideas in our home page. Perhaps I manage to get something done with the 1.5 release. Contributions, designs and suggestions are welcome off course.

Posted by Diederik van der Boor in KMess, Less-technical, Open Source at 18:49 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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