Problem/Motivation
There is a great deal of confusion about what Drupal Forge is. Many people are unaware that Drupal Forge is a community project and think it is company. The templates are not organized. Information about the project is not clearly laid out.
Proposed resolution
The home page should clearly state that it is our demo platform rather than our entire project. We should highlight that this is a Drupal community project. Templates should be grouped by category. There should be links to pages of templates curated by sponsors. The navigation should include an About link to information about the project. FAQ and contact pages should be under the About link. A Contribute page should explain how to submit a demo. Links to donate, volunteer, and sponsor should be under the contribute link.

Remaining tasks
- Get input from users.
- Create merge request.
- Test on dev site.
- Deploy to production.
User interface changes
- Information about the project goes in the navigation.
- We add a welcome message to the top of the page.
- Templates are organized in rows by category.
- We have a row for sponsor pages.
- The footer explains our use of the Drupal trademark.
Data model changes
Templates will need categories.
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Comments
Comment #2
darren ohComment #3
darren ohComment #4
darren ohComment #5
darren ohAdded a row for specialty demos to the mockup.
Comment #6
ultimikeIf sponsors are going to be a big part of what makes DrupalForge possible, then prime real estate should be provided on the home page for sponsor logos and links, IMHO.
-mike
Comment #7
darren ohUpdated wireframe with feedback from our last meeting. Mike, can you attach an example of what you consider prime home page real estate?
Comment #8
mherchelFeedback:
Comment #9
darren ohThanks, mherchel.
Comment #10
darren ohComment #11
darren ohultimike, I added a thank you section for sponsors, inspired by the Experience Builder demo.
Comment #12
darren ohComment #13
darren oh