Last week I was able to take all of the wireframe sketches I've done over the past few months and build a home page that I am happy with.  It's cut down to not look like a blog, even though we're still using WordPress to power the site. Much of the noise got removed, and we're left with a much cleaner home page.

The download page was also updated to just link to what y'all are after, the download for ProofBuddy. All of the download links to support files have been removed and replaced with a big red download button. Plus, the page will automatically update as we push out new versions. Themes and plugins were moved to their own section.

And very exciting for us, although probably not so much for y'all, is that we have streamlined how we package releases. From the time we finalize a new release to the time it's live on the site is now less than a minute.

Running the disable_imagemagick.php script will set ProofBuddy to use the GD graphics library rather than the default ImageMagick for image conversions.  This is necessary on servers that are set to not allow PHP scripts to run external programs.

Our current task on the web site is the Documentation section.  We've moved the documentation for version 1.0 to an archive of sorts and are working on getting documentation for version 2.0 online.  Ultimately this documentation will also be available from within ProofBuddy by clicking on the Help link on the top right of every page. 

We will also be redoing our support forum to bring it inline with the same design and allow searches from the main site to search the forum as well.