Enterprise layout V2

[adamwoodnz]

We need to iterate on the initially launched layout.

Design TBC

Latest Figma

[fcoveram]

Hey @adamwoodnz

Here is a polished version of the mockup you shared.

Here are the changes applied:

1. Hero section has new spacings, but the content is wrapped in an area with 80px for padding.
2. Brand logos are smaller than the mockup, but slightly bigger than the current online version. The area shifts from dark to white. Below is attached a file with all logos as PNG and compressed with ImpageOptim
3. Enterprise section is split in two columns.
4. Features section has new icons. These are more simple with a thinner stroke. The change relates to Enterprise OS icon artwork is misaligned #172
5. "Get WordPress" section is back, based on the existing link component.
6. Links section is back, using the existing link style for internal and external links.

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Assets

• Brand logos.zip
• Feature icons i4.zip

[adamwoodnz]

Thanks @panchovm! Looks great.

FYI the New York Post has been removed so the logo layout will shift around a bit. I'll leave it centre aligned and we can review.

[bengreeley]

You may have talked about this already, so I'm sorry if this is redundant, but for the V2 of Enterprise, are we good to move forward with these changes, @jasmussen? Understanding we're looking at the redesign through a bit of a new lens, I want to make sure these changes are in line with the rest of the global update review.

[jasmussen]

I personally think so yes, as this one is mainly a visual update with less change to functionality or content, unless I'm missing something. But we can bring this to our weekly session as well.

[jasmussen]

A small update, we have a few mockup tasks to do, and then we can implement a refreshed mockup that's close to what's shared with a few changes.

For the mockup refresh:

• For the resources at the bottom, copy the line-separated 3-column link box from About and other pages and use the same pattern here.
• Have those same resources be more present above the “Get WordPress” button. In general they should be more visible.
• The huge “Get WordPress” button can still sit at the bottom as a general CTA, but let’s also have a CTA buttons close to the top, in the blue area in context of the main description. Can be two buttons, “Get WordPress” and “Hosting options” the latter linking to the Hosting page.
• The blue header takes up a lot of real-estate without a clear value. We can maybe make it smaller. This is worth doing in the generalized “default theme”.

We also need a few edits on the page itself.

• Urgent: Make sure we treat the logos appropriately. The facebook logo is “cut” at the bottom, cropped off. Check that all the logos look correct, export a new file, and have it updated asap.
• The logo buttons should ideally be clickable, so they are actionable instead of just logo soup. Verify that each of these sites still use WordPress, and if they do, link to the appropriate section of their site where WordPress is in use.
  • In the future, if we add “case studies” as posts, the logos can link to those posts instead.
• Pablo suggests the logos could have color. Joen suggests a compromise: have color on hover. Only relevant if we link the logos.

Content note: it’s a bit confusing that the case studies are VIP case studies, and have them as PDFs. This is okay in the short term, but worth thinking in terms of WordPress case stories as posts in the future.

After the fresh mockup and the suggested changes, the new refresh is good to go.