The Bugzilla website needs an overhaul

[Jim Walters]

David,

I would like to provide some html mockups.  Where can I view the 
prototype pages you worked on to get a feel for the direction you were 
heading?

David Miller wrote:

>This has been on the back-burner for a long time (I have extremely
>unfinished prototype pages in a local directory here that are almost a year
>old), but given the focus-shift of Mozilla, and their upcoming site
>overhaul, we should really get moving on this so we don't taint
>mozilla.org's image. ;)  For as much as we act like an independent entity,
>we are still a mozilla.org product, and they even grace us with a link to
>our website right on their main page as of a couple months ago.
>
>We need to redo the bugzilla.org website along the same design
>philosophy...  i.e. the main page should make it very easy for people to
>find out what Bugzilla is, where to get it, and where to go for more
>resources.
>
>Design goals:
>
>We need distinct areas of the site for:
> * Marketing Info - stuff for folks who are considering using Bugzilla
> * Administrators - stuff for folks who get to admin a Bugzilla installation
> * Developers - stuff for people who are contributing to the project
> * perhaps a section for Bugzilla end-users?
>
>The main page should have more marketing info and less news.
>
>I *don't* have time to do this myself.  Some ways you can help:
> * provide design input
> * provide designs (HTML mockups, etc)
>
>I've set up a bug for this at
>http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=223043
>but I'd prefer for the discussion to remain on this list till we know where
>we're going with it.
>  
>