Last modified: 2013-10-07 11:48:05 UTC
The Wiki Loves Monuments international blog <http://wikilovesmonuments.org> needs to be responsive. This is especially important as we're going to be using the mobile Commons application (with our own campaigns)[1] this year, instead of a WLM-specific app — with the ever-rising importance of mobile traffic, it doesn't make any sense to direct people to a website that cannot be viewed on their devices. Until now, we've been using the WPTouch Wordpress plugin to serve static content to mobile users, which provides a totally different experience than the 'normal', 'desktop' version of the website. This needs to change. Possible solutions: #1: Rewrite the existing theme; #2: Use an existing responsive theme, and adopt it to our purposes; #3: Create a brand new theme from scratch. Further reading: * http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/beginners-guide-to-responsive-web-design (and many more) What we offer: * Public appreciation on the new blog, mailing list, IRC and Twitter; * [Unconfirmed] A packet of stroopwafels!
Forgotten reference: * [1] The workflow of the future app is currently a big mystery to me. For example, I cannot imagine a way to pass arguments from within our Wikipedia lists to the mobile application for use in the upload campaigns — so mobile images are probably not going to have any IDs at all. This would be very unfortunate, tough to keep track of[2] and would add additional work for the community. * [2] One possibility is to use mobile-specific upload campaigns that would add special categories, and to have them reviewed by community members or a bot that would suggest IDs using GPS data/description/whatever.
This has been fixed ages ago by Mono.
