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Would it be possible to left align text in paragraphs? I think that would make content easier to read.

This is likely to be confusing to people who look at their proposals after submitting.

I just created my account for the 2016 site. The first screenshot is the page I get sent to so I can confirm my email address. I ONLY knew I was on the right page because I saw the "Confirm" button in the upper-left corner. But the text blends in the the background image.

It's only visible if I highlight it.

Contrast that with the "Confirmed" page, where a modal/message box thing" (I should know what that's called) appears and makes the text a bit more obvious.

I'm not exactly sure how to fix this, but I'll try to look into it. But, someone who Djangos better than me might do a better job. :-)

The "Forgotten Password" email never arrived for me. I checked Spam, etc.

The README set up instructions are throwing an error for me: ImportError: No module named local

I've tried it several different ways, with virtualenv and pyenv. The instructions for PinaxCon are similar and work perfectly for that project but different file config. I wonder if anyone else has come across this error?

Update. I wonder if some of the settings at the top of this README got lost in the shuffle and should be there. https://github.com/djangocon/2015.djangocon.us

When visiting any page I didn't have access to, I'd see a message about the lack of access, but it's not properly formatted. For example, log in with a non-privileged user and hit the following page: https://2016.djangocon.us/reviews/section/general-sessions/not_reviewed/

Can we mark them?

It's not invisible as CSS, but it's the same color as the background.

Also, <h5>Questions? Comments?</h5> is what's rendering in the footer. The html or markdown is treating this as a header. We should use a CSS class instead, since different pages will have different headers. Having headers out of order can affect screen readers.

Increase font size to 16 px or 1.2 em to better readability.

The confirmation email contains a http link, not https.

To confirm this email address, go to http://2016.djangocon.us/account/confirm_email/XYZ/

It probably redirects but https everywhere is a good thing.

The CSS formatting for the Set Your New Password page is wrong / missing.

The color contrast on links over the blue background (ex: '@djangocon' in the mockup) won’t meet WebAIM standards for color contrast.

I can't tell for sure whether it's on purpose, but the blue gradient above the home page stitching either seems to be misplaced or improperly sized... Also, it seems to have some heavy JPG artifacts. Should this be here?

Our guidelines for using the logo are pretty loose, but we have to distinguish ourselves when we use the Django trademark. This includes capitalizing the Con unless the logo is all caps. Please update the logo (sorry, if it's a pita and it has to be redrawn :/).

Prior art:

There are some background images appearing on pages using the Symposion base template. I think maybe these are related to last year's templates? If you have trouble finding them, try expanding your browser window width, or try zooming out (CMD & -) a few steps.

This is lower priority and bit picky. For the responsive mobile view of Register, Login, and Apply to Be a Sponsor pages there is some white space at the top where the logo disappears. For Sponsor and Blog pages there is a header at the top that fills the space. Looks like it's this:

<div class="blog-header poster-wrapper ">
16    <h1>{% trans "About Our Sponsors" %}</h1>
17  </div>

I personally think it would be better to have the page name at the top of Register, Login, Apply to Be a Sponsor, ect also because more aesthetically pleasing, unless I'm missing something.

This is obviously NOT a big deal and is a very low priority. But it gave me a tiny heart attack when I was editing a page and thought I'd somehow erased the page that was there before.

Alerts/messages need 'safe' tag where appropriate. I caught a screenshot of this one but saw it another spot as well.

We want to add Twitter handles for Speakers to avoid collecting them multiple times per proposal. I submitted this patch upstream based on @jtauber's feedback tonight: pinax/symposion#128

If you go to 'Login' then click to reset your password, the page lists [email protected] as the email to contact. Same thing for once you successfully submit a reset request.

The Forgotten Passoword pages needs styled: https://2016.djangocon.us/account/password/reset/

My original issue which in hindsight, I worded poorly:

Would a style guide or something akin to this be useful? http://www.markitdown.net/markdown

What I meant to say was should we create a page with examples of all of the text styles in place so that we can troubleshoot potential style issues. This way we see all of the heading styles, bold elements, bullets, etc.

When you leave out a required field, like "Title," and click "save," you don't receive an error message. The page just refreshes. When you go to your dashboard, it's clear the page hasn't saved. This could lead people to think their proposals have saved successfully when they have not, because of an error they haven't seen.

We need a sponsorship detail page. I not sure why this is not working because there is a view https://github.com/pinax/symposion/blob/master/symposion/sponsorship/views.py#L76 and we have a template?

I was playing around with the development branch to run via local server. I have a Mac running El Capitan. I had never used virtualenvwrapper before. When I attempted to install it, there was an error that apparently had to do with the version of six that is part of Apple's pre-installed version of Python 2.7. The error is documented here: pypa/pip#3165. I was able to install virtualenvwrapper using the workaround. I'm putting this here because it might be helpful for others to know if someone has a problem setting it up on a local server, but also because I would like to have the option to contribute. I have the pre-installed six 1.4.1 version installed now instead of the latest version. Does anyone know if this will cause a problem to contribute, or is it beside the point now?

DjangoCon logo's alt text can be alt="DjangoCon logo"

Other images' alt text should either be descriptive, or blank.

At the moment, the suggestions for what you can do between now and when we announce are sort of jumbled together. I suggest separating them out in this way:

Mark your calendars and help us spread the word! Start thinking about topics for when our Call for Proposals is announced.

Watch this space and @djangocon on Twitter. Want to help by joining our organizers? Follow the discussions on the djangocon-organizers list.

Sponsor the event!

We hope we'll see you at DjangoCon US!

Look like these tabs need updated on the review page: http://localhost/reviews/review/5/

We need default style for the page templates:

Create a page in the admin (about/) and then click view on website:

url (example): http://localhost:8000/about/

~

What links do we want in the website's footer?

Last year we had:

Questions? Comments?
Contact Us
Design + Build by Lincoln Loop
Hosted on Gondor
Presented by DEFNA
©2016 DjangoCon

Try to submit a proposal without a speaker profile. The error message displayed near the top of the screen is To submit a proposal, first <a href='/speaker/create/'>create a speaker profile</a>. with the HTML escaped to be safe.

There's a transitional graphic which doesn't quite match up to the bottom of the page. See here:

Maybe this is related to #7?

This releases gives the ability to publish blog posts in the future by setting the published in the admin to a future date.

Backwards Incompatibility: URLs in pinax-blog are now namespaced to pinax_blog so any templates or other code reversing pinax-blog urls will need to prefix them with pinax_blog: also, in the urls.py of the project, the include("pinax.blog.urls") will need to change to include("pinax.blog.urls", namespace="pinax_blog").

When I try to edit the text on the proposal submission page, it's all greyed out and won't let me edit anything.

We need a login/create account link in the header.

Right now when I go to the proposal review page to score proposals I see this

Half the page is basically unreadable, which makes it really hard to review proposals. Could we either make the wide background bigger or change the formatting of the text somehow so it actually stays within the white background?

This is the main page that people will see after they have logged in. Any related links / pages need to be styled too.

url: http://localhost/dashboard/

I only see one of these in the admin, but two show up in the navigation. Is this related to the navigation point having nest links?

URL I'm trying to visit while logged in: https://2016.djangocon.us/reviews/section/general-sessions/not_reviewed/

Same error on https://2016.djangocon.us/reviews/section/general-sessions/all/

Generic text remaining in blog sidebar.

The link to Code of Conduct from here: https://2016.djangocon.us/about/

Resolves in a 404 here: https://2016.djangocon.us/code_of_conduct/

This is a dropdown style which is viewable from the dashboard on staging: http://my517.us2.gondor.io/dashboard/

Click on Choose Response and you'll see:

I invited you to join the proposal so that you may see it too.

https://2016.djangocon.us/blog/post/1/

I can't see an edit link for the blog post like I can on pages. We're missing an "and":

DEFNA (Django Events Foundation North America), The Django Software Foundation, and the Python Software Foundation have each donated to help meet the cost of tickets, travel, and accommodation for attendees who need financial support.

Please bump this page up towards the top as you work through templates:

url: /account/signup/

I noticed this in the development branch (including a video of a mascot at smaller resolution which is floating off to the left side). In the mockup you showed me, I saw one logo floating on some pages but I'm guessing this is a work in progress. I didn't want to deploy to production (which we have several fixes ready to go) until you had a chance to confirm this is by design :)

Content removed since it's in Google Docs

The most important are:

• Proposal submissions and related pages
• Speaker and related pages
• Review and related pages

This works locally but not on staging or production.

{'': (501, 'Recipient syntax error')}

Request Method: POST
Request URL: http://my517.us2.gondor.io/account/password/reset/
Django Version: 1.9.4
Exception Type: SMTPRecipientsRefused
Exception Value:
{'': (501, 'Recipient syntax error')}
Exception Location: /app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/smtplib.py in sendmail, line 742
Python Executable: /app/.gondor/python/bin/python
Python Version: 2.7.11
Python Path:
['/app',
'/app/.gondor/python/bin',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools-19.6-py2.7.egg',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip-8.0.2-py2.7.egg',
'/app',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python27.zip',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/plat-linux2',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/lib-tk',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/lib-old',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/lib-dynload',
'/app/.gondor/python/lib/python2.7/site-packages']

Blog Detail page

url: http://localhost/blog/2016/03/09/first-post/

Blog List page

url: http://localhost/blog/