borgbackup.org - new design! #9768
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That looks very clean and polished. I’ve not much constructive feedback to give (which is a net positive), the thing I immediately thought of is the amount and brightness of things happening on screen; maybe it would possible to tone down the brightness/lightness/hue of the animated blocks down a little, so they don’t have the same brightness as the scrollable content and blend a little more into the background. |
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3rd party feedback, keeping it here:
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To me the background animation distracts too much and makes focusing and reading the content of the website more difficult but I am biased as I like more simple websites (like the current Borg website). In any case, I personally did not find it amusing that the website struggled on my Pixel 6 phone (while usually I never have any issues). So I would just remove that animated background :) |
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I updated index2.html. Changes: borgbackup/borgbackup.github.io#110 |
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Updated again. Now the start button got the obvious "Engage!" label and it first gets to warp speed for a while before meeting the borg cube. The stars now are round, not square. |
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How about removing the "in practice" section (it shows stuff in a terminal, quite similar as the asciinema videos in the "demo" section do also)? |
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Very cool, nice work @ThomasWaldmann 👏 ! It made me want to watch The Matrix again, though :D |
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The new site design (based on index3.html + some minor changes) is now live for everybody. The old site is still available via |
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In case there are any issues: the website has its own issue tracker: |


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The old site did its job, but it was a bit boring - unlike the Borg!
Now a new borg themed site design is live, but still a bit hidden:
https://www.borgbackup.org/index2.html
Update: click the "Engage!" button now to see more 3D FX.
If you review the design and content, please put constructive feedback below.
Compatibility: tried it with Firefox, Chrome and Safari - worked for me. The background stuff uses WebGL, so that won't work with links/lynx/w3m, but guess you can still read the content.
Accessibility: some tests were done, some fixes were made. Somebody could do more tests, try it with a screenreader.
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