1. Why are you targeting phones for your first test cases of a PM redesign?
    • What data and/or member feedback indicates a desire for a PM mobile redesign?
  2. Are you intending on presenting desktop solutions for Firefox/Chrome?
  3. Assuming a positive response to your redesign, what is the roadmap to implementation?
  4. Is there going to be any HTML/CSS with these designs you are presenting or will it be left up to others in PMDev to translate the images to markup?

I'm just trying to give you a heads up on a few things I think you should be considering. I'm still not sure attacking this redesign on phones is going to be very fruitful. Even if this /was/ something monks were strongly in favor of, you may want to show a few more phone resolutions for the Android.

Good luck

In reply to Re: RFC: Browsing PerlMonks on the iPhone by Anonymous Monk
in thread RFC: Browsing PerlMonks on the iPhone by kimmel

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