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Looks great! As feedback goes, I'd advise against leaving the lipsum on the home page of a live site. After all, it's a safe bet that a user may type haskell-
by keyle 12y ago
Looks great!
As feedback goes, I'd advise against leaving the lipsum on the home page of a live site.
After all, it's a safe bet that a user may type haskell-lang.org in the browser and get weirded out by what looks like a site with parts in latin.
Maybe a 'site in progress' label at the top may be better. Or simply write whatever comes to mind for each sections and rewrite them over and over as you iterate.
- spiralganglion 12y agoAgreed. I have long held that there's no good reason to use Ipsum, since you're effectively saying, "I don't care about the part of the design that involves the look, character, and meaning of my text." I've found it much better to write out my own rough version of whatever I expect the content of the text to be, and refine it as I tweak the layout and gradually hone in on a reified design. I find it deepens the harmony between visual and linguistic communication.