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Subject: [CONF] Apache OpenOffice Community > Home Page update (for
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Space: Apache OpenOffice Community (https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS)
Page: Home Page update (for graduation and beyond?) (https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=30737243)

Comment edited by Alexandro Colorado :
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One of the biggest challenges is a trully global site, where users can be redirected to their own native language based on the IP they are coming from OR can easily find a visual element that can have them looked for their own language. 

Skype (website) for example has a drop down menu. Maybe an ajaxy drop down module that allow the easy location of the language in each language. 

On OpenOffice news, should it be a dynamic rollover of headline, should the same be with twitter?

AOO should mantain the sober, soft colors about the application.

I think programatically CSS should be evaluated, and simplified.

Responsive design means that the site will morph depending on the size of the screen, example, news will disapear and change from a dropdown to only a Naviation item = "touch friendly".

Comment was previously :
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One of the biggest challenges is a trully global site, where users can be redirected to their own native language based on the IP they are coming from OR can easily find a visual element that can have them looked for their own language. 

Skype for example has a drop down menu. Maybe an ajaxy drop down module that allow the easy location of the language in each language. 

On OpenOffice news, should it be a dynamic rollover of headline, should the same be with twitter?

AOO should mantain the sober, soft colors about the application.

I think programatically CSS should be evaluated, and simplified.

Responsive design means that the site will morph depending on the size of the screen, example, news will disapear and change from a dropdown to only a Naviation item = "touch friendly".

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