- Each page except the main page could have a small bundler logo at the top left as an index/HOME link
- A side Bar would be very useful
- There are 11 Learn More Pages - This needs it's own Link - Perhaps in side Bar and in the Learn About section
- There are 6 Man Pages - This needs it's own Link - Perhaps in side Bar and in the Learn About section
- There are a lot of horizontal rule tags separating the page sections which looks cluttered and a bit confusing. I think the pages just need to be broken down into smaller bits than using anchor tags to move around. It will make the information clearer and easier to navigate.
- Maybe you don't need the heading "Would you like to" if these are the only buttons on this page. You could add; "Read Man Pages" and "Get Involved"
- Needs to have it's own page
Links on the Page
Learn More: Gemfiles
Learn More: bundle install
Learn More Bundler.Setup
Learn More Executables This is a man page.
- Maybe it should link to a page that explains a bit about reporting a bug or th entire ISSUES.md with a link to the ISSUES.md Similar to how the "What's new Page links to the CHANGELOG
- The heading "What's New" on the What's New page could stand to be a larger header tag than the rest so it is clear that what is below is a list of what is actually new.
Links on the Page
CHANGELOG
- Needs it's own page.
- This could be called Bundler with ??
- Each page ie: Rails 3, Rails 2.3, Sinatra, needs it's own top bar or some kind of link back to the Read Documentation section and the ability to go to the other choices from that page; links to Rails 2.3 Sinatra Rubygems and RubyMine from the Rails 3 page
Links on the Page
Learn More Groups
- The Learn More Rails 3 button links to an tag in the Rails 3 Guide. To clarify what you are aiming to show maybe there could be a note in the Rails 3 guide or just include that info in the Rails 2.3 guide.
Links on the Page
Learn More Groups
Learn More Rails 3 This is an anchor tag to the Rails 3 Guide.
- Can the info. on the Rubygems version specifiers link be included on a page within our site? and maybe refer to or link to that page as reference or source material?
Links on the Page
Gemfile Manual
Rubygems version specifiers This is an outside link.
Learn More Bundler.require
Learn More Rails Git
Learn More Groups
Learn More Rails Directive
Links on the Page
Learn More Bundler Setup
Learn More Bundler.require
Learn More Groups
Learn More Deploying
Links on the Page
Learn More Packing
Learn More Executables This is a man page.
Heroku Bundler Documentation This is an outside link.
- Should this button be called Command Line Reference
- This might be good to have in the side bar
- There are several man pages. Maybe this should link to a page that has links to all the man pages.
a. Gemfile manual
b. install
c. update
d. exec
e. confi
f. packag
g. bundle
Connects to an invite to join the IRC channel
Connects to the Google Groups Page
404 Page
- Maybe this should go to the Contributors page and have a link on that page to sign up or make that button more clear in it's title like: Sign up for Blog posts Not sure but it is a misleading button.
- This would probably be better in a side bar
- These are all duplicated in other places and are incomplete lists. It seems like it would be better to make them complete lists and include them in other area. Then the footer could be used for a real navigation bar.
Man pages for install, update, exec, config, and package. Does Not include all the man pages.
"Learn More" links. Does Not include all the Learn More links.
This is the same as the "Use Bundler with" section except that it is missing Rails 2.3