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More descriptive buttons for LTS and Stable in the download tab. #321
I think the labels should stand out more like tabs, so it's really clear on what page you're on and what you are about to download. Just bold text isn't enough.
+1 to @fhemberger. How about putting a toggle on the far left, with one half with a bright green background (same as platform logos) and the other half as background-transparent? Top could be LTS, bottom could be stable, and there would be enough room for the subtitles.
@bnb sorry I do not quite follow, when I think of a toggle I think of something like this:
Could you give the most basic mock-up of your idea? Can just be boxes and lines. Otherwise I will keep things where they are and do something like this:
@bnb Unfortunately, this layout wouldn't fit for a tablet/mobile view of the page. But yes, I like the idea. Maybe you can put this on a horizontal axis somewhere?
Tested and Secure has the same problem as stable for LTS. Stable is very well tested. It is arguably also even more secure than LTS. I think we should keep with terms like mature, dependable, predictable, etc.
+1 to your second option @rnsloan. Moving the version choice nearer the actual download links, looks like a much better approach than links in the page header.
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rnsloan commentedon Nov 8, 2015
Like this?:
fhemberger commentedon Nov 8, 2015
I think the labels should stand out more like tabs, so it's really clear on what page you're on and what you are about to download. Just bold text isn't enough.
mikeal commentedon Nov 9, 2015
I think that copy contains pretty much everything we want in the tab, but yes, a tab that stands out a bit more would be great.
bnb commentedon Nov 9, 2015
+1 to @fhemberger. How about putting a toggle on the far left, with one half with a bright green background (same as platform logos) and the other half as background-transparent? Top could be LTS, bottom could be stable, and there would be enough room for the subtitles.
rnsloan commentedon Nov 10, 2015
@bnb sorry I do not quite follow, when I think of a toggle I think of something like this:
Could you give the most basic mock-up of your idea? Can just be boxes and lines. Otherwise I will keep things where they are and do something like this:
bnb commentedon Nov 10, 2015
This is essentially what I meant.
fhemberger commentedon Nov 11, 2015
@bnb Unfortunately, this layout wouldn't fit for a tablet/mobile view of the page. But yes, I like the idea. Maybe you can put this on a horizontal axis somewhere?
rnsloan commentedon Nov 11, 2015
We could move it above
Or decrease the width of the windows, osx, source links
mikeal commentedon Nov 11, 2015
I like it!
Fishrock123 commentedon Nov 11, 2015
Some things:
Should we really be defaulting to LTS?
Tested and Securehas the same problem asstablefor LTS. Stable is very well tested. It is arguably also even more secure than LTS. I think we should keep with terms likemature,dependable,predictable, etc.Fishrock123 commentedon Nov 11, 2015
+1 to having larger buttons though, I missed those before!
fhemberger commentedon Nov 11, 2015
Nice, I like how this is evolving! 👍
phillipj commentedon Nov 11, 2015
+1 to your second option @rnsloan. Moving the version choice nearer the actual download links, looks like a much better approach than links in the page header.
bnb commentedon Nov 11, 2015
Also +1 to @rnsloan's second option.