[Biopython-dev] Final biopython website for your inspection

[katel at worldpath.net]

  Its a great plain vanilla site but I think it needs something to entice
new visitors.  Like colored borders, fonts, graphic clips of proteins,
scientists at work, conferences and the logo to add pizazz.

                           Cayte
Original Message:
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From: Jeffrey Chang jchang at smi.stanford.edu
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 15:13:33 -0800
To: chapmanb at uga.edu, biopython-dev at biopython.org
Subject: Re: [Biopython-dev] "Final" biopython website for your inspection


Hey, super-cool job!  Looks great!

Looks ready to go to me.  One thing: under Documentation, "Online 
courses" should be changed to "Course Notes" or "Online Course Notes" 
or something, to prevent giving people the idea that we teach courses 
online!

Jeff



On Wednesday, March 19, 2003, at 02:44  PM, Brad Chapman wrote:

> Hey all;
> Based on the feedback I got on the first version of a new biopython
> website that I sent out, I figured that a few people liked it and it
> didn't make anyone retch -- so I went ahead and finished what I 
> consider
> a "final" biopython website I'd be willing to put up as the main site.
>
> The site, for your fine inspection, is up at:
>
> http://evostick.agtec.uga.edu/biopython/
>
> It contains all of the content we talked about last go at the site. 
> This
> is less static text then before, which I think is a good thing since
> it's very hard to keep all of that updated.
>
> I've also added a Participants page that can be edited online (add
> yourself, delete yourself, edit your information). It uses a single
> username and password to allow you to login and do the editing, to
> provide enough "security" that someone especially annoying can't delete
> everyone or do other mischievous things. I'd encourage people to add
> themselves and play around with it. The login name is 'biopython' and
> the password is 'user.'
>
> I'd love to get feedback on this and get it in a final form so that we
> can get it going at biopython.org. Please play around with it and let
> with it and let me know any thoughts.
>
> Doing the site was a good experience for me as I haven't done much with
> (semi-)interactive sites before -- mmmm, sessions, cookies; lots of
> learning for me. Now I'm ready to leave you suckas in the dust and
> embark on a wondeful new life of making big coin designing websites 
> :-).
>
> Brad
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