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I prefer the previous version you proposed, no doubt it was more classy.
This one really disappoints me...
I know your opinion. It's mine, too. But even as the creator of this redesign study and process leader I had to yield the majority. I did it with a heavy heart . . .
Bernhard (ima)
Xata club has replied to Team clubJaap van 't Veen club has replied to Team clubAdmired in:
www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
But one question. A three-month trial period, isn't that a little long? Normally, a maximum of 14 days is granted. My recommendation would therefore be a test period of no more than one month.
Anyway, a really great job, Bernhard. Many thanks to you and the IMA team!
Team club has replied to * ઇଓ * clubLet's focus on the design here and regard the "3 month" as a wildcard here. The membership differentiation is a very complex topic, which will be discussed separately next year.
Bernhard (ima)
* ઇଓ * club has replied to Team club– 'news' and 'sign in' should not look like buttons, they are links. They could be styled like the 3 big links further down (light blue background with a darker shade)
– If there is a button next to the search field it should be called 'search'
– 'more than simply photo sharing...' -> what I'm reading is: it's not simple.
I can't come up with THE slogan right now, but I'm confident that somebody will.
"member owned" sounds too clumsy, but it's what makes ipernity special.
– Change 'Copyright: Leo W.' to '© Leo W.'
– I agree that the trial period should be shorter. 14 days, or maybe 1 month. Shorten the text to "Test all functions ..."?
– Membership: "Enjoy the complete offer" is not clear to me.
– I'd put more white space above the horizontal line at the bottom. Maybe the same distance as below the big photo?
Thank you everybody who is working for the future of ipernity <3
[The photo you are using is a bit wider than 1220x680]
Team club has replied to Manu club"news" and "sign in" are buttons. You have to click onto them to get (1) directly to the team blog with the news and (2) to the log-in site. (1) might appear in a signal colour, when news are on hand. The "search"-frame isn't a button, but a frame to write in directly.
The title is the result of the very complex discussion with many contributes. (One half of the participants wanted to write down everything here. The other half remembered to the KISS principle. Some did it suchlike forcefully, that the result was completely characterless at the end.) The decision was influenced by Stephen Covey's method of finding a creative alternative, if a compromise isn't possible because the positions are contradicting. And it follows the AIDA principle, not to give descriptions or answers while advertising, but to make people curious. / Copyright: good idea. / Period: will be decided next year. / Membership: Better proposal? / Space: Will be regarded. / Photo size: This is a Photoshop draft only. There still are some more inaccuracies, like the cast shadow. It's not the final version, which will be made very precisely by a professional agency with adequate tools.
Bernhard (ima)
* ઇଓ * club has replied to Manu clubRe trial membership time, I agree with others and three months is to long to let a prospective customer browse the shop. I think one month is plenty for a trial.
Team club has replied to HappySnapperDon't get stuck at the 3 months, please. The period isn't important for the design. It will be discussed again and finally decided separately next year.
Bernhard (ima)
> are buttons
No. A button = a function, like "start search"
What you describe is a link = go to another page
Bergfex club has replied to Manu clubIn the future we will be "ima member" instead of "Ipernity Club member" ??
Be◉bachter club has replied to Jaap van 't Veen club"ima member" is a little bit tautologically, because m stands for member.
Background colors are subjective, white, light, medium, dark gray, black... With lots of opinions weighing in, so it's usually best to stick to an existing convention, in this case the white background.
The search field should have a Search button (or magnifying icon or such).
If the three labels – Explore, Free Trial and Membership are clickable (i.e. “buttons”) then the News and Sign In should be the same color (choose a style and apply it consistently). (The ipernity medium blue looks elegant on the white background.)
Slogans... Everyone is going to offer opinions such as change “More than simply photo sharing” to “more than photo sharing” or “A community of photographers, artists and writers” or whatever... Perhaps consider a slide show where photos *and slogans* can change?
The text below the three labels needs a little wordsmithing, ...don't really need to say “whole world” “world” would suffice, “all entries” probably would be better as “member” entries – or “offerings” - there's just some awkward phrasing that can be smoothed out. (I think I want to see the language used to be as succinct and elegant as the layout design – which means elegant translations as well ; - )
Designing by committee is not an easy task, but this is obviously an excellent team effort! Thanks again!
The slogan/catch phrase needs to tell me why I should pay for ipernity instead of using flickr's (= yahoo's) free space.
I'm sure we'll get there.
Team club has replied to Manu clubMost of all a slogan has to make accidental visitors curious! Under advertising aspects it has to explain nothing. It's one and only purpose is to motivate people to click deeper into the site.
Remember the Marlborow cowboy! Within his last years even the brand wasn't mentioned in advertisements.
Or as a current example BMW:
"Freude am Fahren" = "Pleasure of driving"
"Der Anspruch von morgen" = "The standard of tomorrow"
Nothing will be explained by such slogans.
But they are very successful:
BMW is one of the most favourable brands, same as Apple is with mobiles.
Bernhard (ima)
Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to Team clubjoin our independent community
of artists and enthusiasts
[either as slogan or under ‘Membership]
alors Messieurs bonne continuation.. dans ce sens ..!
Einladend... für jemanden der es nicht kennt.
Was würde sich denn hinter "News" verbergen?!
Team club has replied to TaorminaWenn z.B. hier im Blog eine Nachricht für alle User veröffentlich wird, könnte der Button in einer Signalfarbe aufleuchten. Dann weiß man beim Aufruf der Website sofort, dass es was Neues gibt.
Es unterscheidet sich vom Glockensymbol anderer Fotoseiten dadurch, dass der Button nicht bei jedem Miin-Fuzzi-Kommentar aufleuchtet und damit nur nervt, sondern nur bei zentralen Botschaften von allgemeinem Interesse.
Bernhard (ima)
We would like you to give your *fav*, too, if you like it.
It's not fishing for compliments!
The only purpose is: With enough favs this picture will appear within *explore*, with the result, that more people recognize it.
(Unfortunately we don't have any news-button yet . . . )
Bernhard (ima)
Gruß, jeybee
Bergfex club has replied to jeybee68 clubHope youll find a place down the scroll for "Ipernity story" button.
This is also one thing what makes us different from other photo sharing sites,we have a story.
It would be smart to use it,it can help us attract new members.
cheers
Bergfex club has replied to Marko Novosel clubYes!
This story will be written and linker!
( I agree with the suggestion of a "story" button explaining what is IMA )
And what do you think about the possibility of adding different languages, too much difficult?
Concerning languages: of course this frontpage will be realised in several languages later (see the scheduled link within the bootom line)
Bernhard (ima)
The text in English is clunky, and the phrases are worded in ways that I don't think would come naturally to native English speakers. It's sort of reminiscent of the old "Welcome to Clint" that my old page title defaulted to. I'd suggest something along the lines of:
Explore: See what's out there with a tour of Ipernity's groups and galleries.
(This avoids repetition with the word "Explore" and gets more cleanly to the point. If you wanted, you could go "See what's out there with a tour of Ipernity's groups, galleries, and member contributions." Less clean, but still works.)
Free Trial: See what Ipernity has to offer by taking advantage of club privileges for three months.
Membership: Join the club and make Ipernity a part of your life with full access.
Now, this is text I tossed off quickly, as I didn't want to spend a lot of time parsing over it, but I think words along these lines look much more natural for native English speakers than what you have.
An additional thing I'd consider: There's not a lot of difference between "Explore" and "Free Trial," as the purpose of the free trial is to let people explore. I'd consider merging those fields.
And one more thing, I get the sense your idea is to slowly rebrand Ipernity as ima. On the surface, I don't think this is a bad impulse, but in a rebrand, you have to consider everything your new brand might invoke. As an American, when I see "ima," especially written in lower case, I think "ima let you finish, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time." (Google it. There was a meme.) For a long time now, "ima" has been a kind of American slang for "I'm going to," but it's been around long enough that it's not even considered good slang any more. It's sort of a joke. I don't know how pervasive this read will be, but it will pop into the heads of at least some potential customers, and I don't know that this is what you want.
That's it. ima go back into the ether again now.
(Linked from here www.ipernity.com/blog/team/4687248/comment/52722098#comment52722098, but not officially announced yet.)
See there, please: www.ipernity.com/doc/team/46010386
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