2011/2/14 Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info:
Michal Čihař a écrit :
Hi all
as the deadline for theme submission is over, we should create a survey to choose the default theme.
As we have only three submissions, I propose to include all themes we currently have for 3.4. Links to demo server and screenshots are currently on the wiki:
http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Themes_in_Contest
I've tried to setup survey on sf.net using LimeSurvey, but I failed:
We could
- wait for them to fix the problem
- set up a survey somewhere else
- my preference: publish in News and on phpmyadmin-users list the wiki
page you mention, a date limite for voting and ask people to email their vote to contest@phpmyadmin.net
I don't really have a preference, but I guess it will take some time to manually process all replies, with the survey that goes automatically.
About the survey that Michal made : * Is it possible to skip at least one of the two start screens? I mean, from a users point of view, they just have to click one time to choose a theme (and possible 5 times on the next question), so having to go through 2 screens first before answering the question will take some time and might annoy the surveytaker. * making the name of the theme + screenshot linkable to the actual theme can be a bit confusing. I mean, when the surveytaker chooses a theme and clicks on it to cast a vote, it might be confusing to be sent to another screen. Maybe the link on the name+ screenshot can be removed and a separate link that says 'demo', or 'try the theme' can be added to each option?
Greets,
Dieter
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