[webteam] theme

[Florian Jensen]

Hey,

I just did an update to the Design I had in mind. It's idea is to split up
the site into different levels, and make the user aware on which level he
is. The Drupal system has a plugin which automatically applies the theme to
the subsites.

Ofcourse, alot of changes can still be made, but this is just the general
idea of having a modern interface, something new, and split the site in
different subsites, like HP has it, with noticable color differences.

http://flosoft.ath.cx

Simply use the links at the top to choose.

Florian Jensen

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 14:46:48 +0200, "Adam Nemeth" <aadaam at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 7/12/07, Hal Rottenberg <hal at halr9000.com> wrote:
>> Here's a thought--just throwing it out here, not sure how much sense
>> it makes.  Have a front page that almost has a multiple personality
>> disorder that can clearly delineate these different sections.  Then
>> once you get into each section, the theme can be properly unified
>> within that section.  And of course each variant will have _something_
>> in common with each other, they won't be totally at odds.
>>
> 
> I think I already mentioned such :) It's called Path-based or
> Audience-based navigation. The first page I think could look like,
> well, example
> 
> http://www.felvi.hu/
> 
> (I remember only that now, I know it's in hungarian, it's a classical
> column-based work for appliers of higher education and teachers and so
> on...).
> 
> first result on g for "for businesses": http://www.pwdc.org/
> Also, on SAP: http://www.sap.com/index.epx
> A bit different, but still path-based: http://www.oracle.com/index.html
> 
> However, T-Mobile Hungary once had a similiar page, so does HP, now
> they do have a "default" audience instead:
> 
> http://www.hp.com
> http://t-mobile.hu/
> 
> (Notice the top tabs.)
> 
> Most of the companies who previously used such a layout (trust me both
> HP and T-Mobile used one once) decided to have a default audience
> instead. Of course, it could (should?) be made more emphasized, like
> with an inch-height audience selector bar.
> 
> Any comments?:)
> --
> Aadaam <aadaam at gmail.com>
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