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layout: cp
title: Getmonero.org Redesign
author: rehrar
date: 02/14/2017
amount: 100
milestones:
  - name: Milestone 1 - Front page & restructure
    funds: 10% (~XMR 10.70)
    done: April 28, 2017
    status: unfinished
  - name: Milestone 2 - Design
    funds: 40% (~XMR 42.80)
    done: July 1, 2017
    status: completed
  - name: Milestone 3 - Development
    funds: 30% (~XMR 32.10)
    done: July 1, 2017
    status: completed
  - name: Milestone 4 - Finishing touches
    funds: 20% (~XMR 21.40)
    done: completed
    status: completed
payouts:
  - date: 12/31/2986
    amount: 10.70XMR
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At the request of myself , I am editing my proposal that fluffypony recommended I edit that was edited from the initial idea. So, without further ado:

What: GetMonero.org Redesign and Restructure

My project looks to give a complete site redesign to getmonero.org. As it is right now, it's not very user-friendly, doesn't look very pretty, and just doesn't look as professional as one would assume from the sophisticated technology that is Monero. That can easily be changed, with a souped up design that is modern, slick, and inviting to anyone who wants to become a part of the Monero community, while still maintaining the charm that comes with open-source projects.

How do we plan to develop it? Upon speaking with the FluffyPony, there are three very important things that the redesign must keep in mind:

  1. JavaScript must not be used in the new site, as a good amount of the site's traffic comes from Tor.

  2. Be developed using Jekyll

  3. The forum is going to be done away with, but the FFS will remain (not my idea, it was told to me). Right now the forum isn't being used for much besides the FFS. So we need a way to put the FFS into the site proper.

Nowadays CSS can do incredible things on its own. There are even a number of CSS frameworks that operate without Javascript. The current site uses Bootstrap, although there are other alternatives to consider. Yes, Bootstrap has some JS inclusions, but it operates just fine without them as they're really for specific things (which we shouldn't need). There are other options, such as Burma, or even no framework at all.

Also, the site information will be restructured, with the differing pages being put into different, or even new, categories to make the information available more accessible to everybody.

Who: And you are...?

Heyo, you can call me Rehrar. My wife (Mrs. Rehrar) and I are web designers and developers. We really enjoy what we do, and specialize in helping small businesses get a web presence, or revamp their old websites. We really believe in XMR and what it stands for, and would love to extend our talents towards the community to help.