webkit.org website:

• Tour (new design)
  • home page
    • consists of dynamic content tiles
    • can be to anything on the site, pages or blog posts
    • featured post, twitter section will show tweets
    • administration - easy as drag and drop to customize the homepage
  • blog
    • archive view is in the same tiled format all blog posts
    • easy to find articles to read
    • lot of placeholder images, category based, going forward include cover images
  • blog - single
    • dedicated single page
    • content inside the posts are markdown
    • a few extensions to markdown lingo (notes, syntax highlighting sections)
    • navigation
  • nightly page
    • dynamically updating like the previous nightly page
  • status page
    • color coded
    • filterable
    • click to expand and show details
  • other static pages
    • ported content from the original site, moved to markdown
    • there is revision tracking in WordPress, easy to use
    • policy documents, style guide, commit review policy, etc.
  • entire site
    • responsive! readable on different devices / widths
    • if you notice any issues let us know soon
    • markdown authoring

• Questions
  • Markdown variant?
    • Some minor extensions, there is a help sheet in the editor
    • You can just write HTML
  • Anyone wanted to make a post on the WebKit blog but hasn't?
    • Yes, one person.
    • This is available to any WebKit contributors.
  • WordPress in SVN questions
    • would like to not keep core checked in
    • do want to keep static page content checked in and reviewable changes
  • Who have accounts?
    • Most Apple folks
    • Ping us and we can get you access.
    • New WordPress login schemes, not the macosforge/old site
    • Potential to tie accounts to SVN
  • OpenGraph support?
    • Haven't considered that.
    • We can hook plugins in to generate whatever data we need.
  • Should we add social share buttons?
    • Lots of people said they dislike them.
  • When will it be posted?
    • Would like to try launching next week.
    • Would be difficult to stage it.