Reorder initial sections on Translating page - #1894
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I'll have to think about this a little. Having the motivation separate was useful as it was clear what it was, and it could be linked to. Now it looks a bit like an introduction. We also hide the table, which for most people looking to translate, us probably the most important thing on the page (although I admit it was a little awkwardly placed). |
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This table used to be a place to look for information about in-progress translations. Now that we have a dashboard, well discoverable, under own subdomain, it took (or should took) over this role. The names of coordinators and links to decisions are not critical, are more of a metadata.
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In my opinion this is more natural and engaging to read for an average devguide reader.