Re: [Debconf-team] Sponsor logo position on website
Leandro Gómez dijo [Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 10:46:25AM -0600]:
> >> Keep in mind that this is all static html, so "rotating" could only be
> >> done by doing some crazy shit, like copying on cron run another image to
> >> rotator.jpg or something... :-)
> >>
> > An animated .gif would be a simple -yet not so elegant- solution to this.
> >
> > Any other ideas?
>
> CSS3? http://www.w3schools.com/css3/css3_animations.asp
>
> But it won't work on some browsers.
Hmm... I discussed a bit this on the #debconf12-nicaragua channel. I
*think* most of the target audience for this page won't like having
changing elements animated/shuffled/changing on the page.
The only ideas I could come up with (but, please keep in mind I'm far
from a Web designer) are:
a) Avoid long pages. If a page is over two screens long (just coming
up with a random measurement, leogg would most probably tell us the
right length), split it in two subpages.
b) Add a button in the upper part of the page referring to the
sponsors' part of the page (i.e. a <a href="#sponsors">)
I really oppose having an animated sponsor-div. And I think it would
decrease exposure for each of the individual sponsors. Also, having a
separate webpage (as LCA does in http://linux.conf.au/sponsors/sponsors)
reduces sponsors' visibility.
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