Re: Pushing a wgo section (was Re: Screenshot link on frontpage)

["Martin Jeppesen" <d2xdt2 gmail com>]

> Good! Welcome on board.

Thanks. Glad to be here =)

> In fact the invitation is for a longer trip, in which drafts with colors
> come at a later stage. At the beginning it might sound boring but I
> assure you double excitement when the time of visuals drafts come, and
> triple satisfaction on March 14, 2007.

Very professional planing I must say!

> What follows are final deadlines not to miss. If you complete your
> stages before, great:

Are there anyone that have reached the October 18th milestone, so I
can get a feeling how it is supposed to be done?

> * October 18th - You have a wiki page explaining what is this section
> about and how it will be organized. The more detailed, the better.
>   * November 8th - Your wiki page has a specific plan to be discussed,
>     including structure of subpages and contents to appear on each page.
>     Mockups are useful.
>   * December 6th - Feature Freeze. You have an agreed structure,
>     contents and look&feel mockups.
>   * December 20th - Alpha Phase completed. You have a prototype in the
>     CMS which is browsable and has some real texts and images in a real
>     theme, all drafts.
>   * January 10th - Goal Freeze. Goals not catching the schedule are
>     dropped. But we won't let this happen to a wgo section.
>   * January 24th - UI Freeze. Theme, images and any graphic stuff is
>     finished.
>   * February 14th - String Freeze. Static English texts completed.
>   * March 5th - Release Candidate.
>   * March 14th - 2.18 Final Release.
>
> See where this comes from at
> http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/DevelopmentTimeline

Where did you find this milestone plan? I can't find it in the link above.

> You would coordinate the section. This doesn't mean that you do the
> work. You won't be alone. It will be fun.

I think it will as well as educational.

Martin