Rafael Proença’s Home

I’m proud to announce the new Ubuntu Brazilian community website.

http://www.ubuntu-br.org

Completely reformulated, aiming at consistency, usability, content and a better browsing experience and information.

I’d write a little booklet about it, but I’m sure it’s better you see the result by yourself, take a look and get amazed.

Keeping the visual identity of the official website, now we have a more dinamic site with all the information needed by all kinds of visitors.

The banner above says: “Fast, Secure, Easy and Free” in portuguese

Between the new created pages, I highlight those ones (obviously, all in Brazilian Portuguese):

• Start Here — Want to enter in this new world but don’t know where to start from? Start here!
• What is Ubuntu — What is all this about? Get knowing what is Ubuntu and its meaning.
  
• How to get Ubuntu — All the ways available to get Ubuntu right now.
• Download — Don’t wait anymore. A easy-to-use wizard to Download you copy of Ubuntu from BR mirros (thanks newz)
• How to get help and support — Got a problem or doubt with Ubuntu? Don’t worry, here you can get local community support.
• Community — Get knowing what is the community and where it lives
• Code of Conduct — The Ubuntu Code Of Conduct translated to brazilian portuguese and also being the foundation of our local community
  
• Get Involved — Everything looks so amazing, huh?! Get involved and contribute to all this get even better.

All the sections makes references and instructions for our own local resources, our people and everything in pt_BR.
With this improvement the Ubuntu-BR website becomes, more than ever, the definitive reference of the Ubuntu operating system and its community in Brazil!

I want to thanks:

• Licio Fernando — by the patient and help in the migration on the server-side;
• Vinícius Depizzol — by the artwork with the banner in the homepage;
• Raul Pereira and Guilherme Paula — by the feedback and suggestion aiming usability and better browsing experience;
• Rafael Sfair — by helping in the writing some of the pages.

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