-- StevenJenkins - 01 Aug 2007

This is a place holder for notes on the redesign of the openafs.org website.

In particular, the new site must be designed to be accessible to various groups of users who have very different needs. Here is a site outline which should follow these requirements:

1. OpenAFS administrators
   1. easy access to the "best" binaries (and perhaps source) for their server and client platforms
   2. easy access to documentation (man pages, admin guide, wiki, etc.)
   3. bug reporting
   4. mailing lists
2. OpenAFS client end users
   1. easy access to the "best" binaries for their client OS (perhaps auto-detected)
   2. easy access to end user documentation
   3. bug reporting
   4. mailing lists
3. Senior managers and architects (CTO,CIO,...) of organizations performing long term planning for their organization who have doubts about the future and applicability of OpenAFS for their storage solutions OR who might want to fund development efforts
   1. case studies / success stories
   2. architectural white papers
   3. development road map
   4. project status
4. Random individuals who want to know what this AFS thing is
5. Developers
   1. Source code downloads
   2. WebCVS^?
   3. RT access
   4. Coding Style Guide
   5. Volunteering
   6. Development mailing lists
6. Governance and Communications
   1. Minutes
   2. Newsletters
   3. Announcements
   4. Who Are We?