Website

Introduction

Welcome to the page for the Website team.

Mission Statement

To build and maintain a web-based home for the PCGen Community.

Active Team Members

Silverback

• Andrew Maitland

2nd

• Anestis Kozakis [Design & HTML]

Tamarin

• Paul Grosse (contact for Arawn Darkone)

Lemur

• Eric C Smith (PR Liaison)
• Stefan Radermacher (Code)
• Eddy Anthony (Content and Chair Liaison)
• Martijn Verburg (Karianna) (Consultant)

Inactive Team Members

Tamarin

• Koen Van Daele [Code]

Tamarin

• James Clement (Basic HTML, QA)
• Lachlan Mclean (HTML, php, mysql, javascript - Backup server)

Lemur

• David Rosenthal (Drupal Experience)
• Glen Hamel
• Kinsfire (Code & HTML/XHTML)
• Pope Torak
• The Kio (Design & HTML, international)

Plan of Action

Hello all,

This is the plan I have come up with for the website.

Please understand, that the following points are all in order of priority (as I see them).

• Decide on a Content Management System everyone on the team is comfortable with using - In Progress
• Transfer existing website at SourceForge to the PCGen test site. Ensure look and feel is kept and accessibility tests pass
• Update/Create FAQ's and Tutorials, including how to administer various aspects of the CMS (including the forums and mail-to-web system - see below)
• Create a "developers only" section of the website that developers only have access to
• Install Wiki software, and transfer PCGen Wiki from Sourceforge website - DONE
• Update Wiki information - DONE
• Choose a forum solution that everyone is comfortable with
• Integrate Forum into website, matching PCGen look and feel
• Create developers section in the wiki
• Create/install tracker system for bugs/features/etc
• Create/Install a mail-to-web solution for the forum
• Ensure all aspects of website are kept up-to-date

Comments and suggestions welcome.

Anestis.

Other Tasks

Drupal Specific Stuff has been move to projects page

Website Projects FIX - Logo Install latest "Cite" extension. Test other Extensions.

TEST Area According to scientists, the Sun is pretty big. The Moon, however, is not so big.