• Unify text with promo sheet & use famfamfam icons?
• The opening page of Tiki should give a quick and easy overview on what Tiki is about with as few clicks as possible

_{gezza: I think we should avoid using links for the Features, Join!, etc subpages and try to make a tabbed layout where you can navigate without page reload. Currently there is no such feature in Tiki but maybe it should go on the roadmap to have plugin for this. It could be called "tab plugin" and should be similar to the existing "versions" plugin (maybe this one could be enhanced to use ajax and a few more parameters).}

• what to include in the article listing

Tiki News listing syntax

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{ARTICLES(max=>5,topicId=>!5)}{ARTICLES}

• tab switching reloads the page
• can not center H1, the syntax does not work

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::!TEXT::
{CENTER()}!TEXT{CENTER}

Example:

• Need to use a DIV:
  !{DIV(align="center")}TEXT{DIV}

• anonymus in users can not navigate, when trying to switch tab the page just reloads but the tab is not switched. When logged in it works fine. This is caused by cache! If it need a refresh from cache, navigation will not work. After you refresh (with the green arrow icon on the top), navigation will work for anonymus
• the first H1 of a tab is not processed correctly. workaround is to start a raw, put one space than press enter and put the H1 in the 2nd row, than it is fine in preview mode but not fine after save
• having a wikilink in a H1 disrespects H1 style

  
  

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Here is a draft of what it should look like

Here is an excel sheet of the links related to the splash screen.
If you open the excel sheet, have a look at the tab that says: Proposed Look & Feel

• Suggestions coming from the blog