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How can we improve the website piwik.org? Feedback, suggestions!
We believe the website piwik.org does a good job, but it can be improved and hopefully serve the Piwik community better.
In particular, we are planning to work on a website redesign for piwik.org website, which contains the various documentations, FAQs, the download counter, Participate in the project, and many other pages.
What are your ideas on the website redesign? What look and feel should it have, etc.
Please leave your best suggestions/ constructive feedback, in a comment in this blog post, or in the Facebook fan page, or RT & Reply to us. Thank you to all for leaving your ideas!
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Piwik team
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Jens Says:
I only see a need to change the structure and a reorganization of the navigation. Keep the layout as simple as it is because it does the job very well. Focus on Usability and User Experience, the Documentation, and getting new contributors to the project.
Trent Says:
You should trim form inputs. Leaving a space after the username causes the login to fail – pretty common when coping and pasting.
Fire Sprinklers Says:
Id suggest updating the site with a little more color and with easier navigation! The navigation on the right needs some work IMO
אופיר פטרושקה - יומו של משווק, קידום אתרים ושיווק אינטרנט Says:
I think the demo could use more attention.
As it is hard to grasp the system by the description and images.
Ideas: 1. A button near the download in the same style.
2. Link the images to the demo system.
3. Maybe a video showoff of the system.
The 2nd part I think needs most attention is the “Participate” it needs to be more graphical and show how easy it could be to help in different ways for different people.
Service wise I think the site is cool.
yosh Says:
on the testimonials site, why not give them some visible separation. a grey box, rounded corners, quotemark graphics.
Phil Says:
As it stands, the site is very spartan and there isn’t really much to draw people to key elements of the site (e.g. downloads, documentation, blog, etc). The single navigation element on the right hand side doesn’t really distinguish the most useful from the less useful.
As an aside, I want in on this. How can people get involved in the redesign process?
Steven Rowe Says:
Better documentation on the piwik database schema and detailed descriptions of what the columns mean.