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+Sketch on an updated www.sigsum.org site, feedback wanted. The goal is to know
+roughly what content we want here eventually, and who that content should be
+for.
+
+We will use this as input for a web developer that will fix a Hugo template
+tailored for Sigsum. The resulting template should be free and open-source
+licensed.
+
+Target audience?
+---
+Somewhat prioritized list:
+ 1. New users, early adopters, and contributors
+ * "The why and how of Sigsum logging"
+ * "How to get started and/or involved"
+ 1. (Non-)technical decisions makers
+ * "We want there to be decisions to apply Sigsum in the real world"
+ 1. Journalists and bloggers
+ * "We want to make it easier to bring Sigsum into the conversation"
+ 1. Technical experts and academics
+ * "Point me to the stuff"
+ 1. Existing users and contributors
+ * "Mostly for reference and navigation to the right place"
+ * "Probably don't need to access our website that much"
+
+Aim for the overall feeling of "not so dense", "inclusive", and "community".
+
+Website content?
+---
+ * What is Sigsum, the technology?
+ * What is Sigsum useful for?
+ * How does it work?
+ * How can I try it out?
+ * How can I get involved?
+ * Who is behind Sigsum, the project?
+ * FAQ
+
+Top-most navigation?
+---
+A first take based on the above could be:
+ * Landing page
+ * Applications (of the technology)
+ * Documentation
+ * Ecosystem
+ * About
+
+Landing page
+ * One liner
+ * Example
+ * "A free and open source software project that brings transparency to
+ cryptographic key-usage"
+
+Applications
+ * An enumeration that provides an overview of several "items" containing
+ * Title
+ * Optional figure
+ * 1-3 lines summary
+ * Read more button
+ * Keep it short and down to the point
+ * What is the problem that Sigsum addresses
+ * What assumptions are required for the above
+ * (Not: "this is how it works in detail", just aim to gauge interest)
+ * Two examples of topics to be enumerated
+ * "Digital Signatures" / "Signature Transparency"
+ * "Executable Binaries" / "Binary Transparency"
+
+Documentation
+ * Same type of enumeration as for "Applications"
+ * Examples:
+ * "How it works"
+ * "Getting started"
+ * "Frequently asked questions"
+ * "Technical documentation", redirect/pointers to git's doc folder
+
+Ecosystem
+ * A paragraph of introtext, followed by an enumeration?
+ * "The great folks/orgs running logs, witnesses, monitors, etc"
+ * Credit: https://certificate.transparency.dev/ does this very nicely.
+
+About
+ * Team Sigsum, who are the core people driving the project forward
+ * Vision / values
+ * Sponsors (maybe "enumeration" as described above is appropriate)
+
+Misc
+---
+Eventually we might want a blog. Would that be blog.sigsum.org, linked from doc
+page?
+
+Have not worked in where the 'how to get in touch part' should be. Would be
+nice if the following are easily accessible / discoverable:
+ * irc
+ * matrix
+ * mailing list
+ * weekly Jitsi meets
+
+Would be nice if every page could have a natural "get involved button". Think
+"Add your use-case", "Add your sigsum log", etc.