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Here’s what it looks like: NuPlone is now part of the Plone 3.0 bundle, which should hit beta in the…

A Sneak Preview of Plone 3.0’s New Look

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DBMail in a nutshell — DBMail: fast, scalable IMAP email server

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Projects — Benthem Crouwel

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Whew. The Plone 3 UI sprint in Baarn (near Amsterdam) is over, and what an amazing experience it…

Report from the Plone 3 UI Sprint

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Whew. The Plone 3 UI sprint in Baarn (near Amsterdam) is over, and what an amazing experience it was.

Alexander Limi: Report from the Plone 3 UI Sprint

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Here’s what it looks like:

NuPlone is now part of the Plone 3.0 bundle, which should hit beta in
the next few days.  It’s still very much a work in progress — there’s a lot of
detail work left to do, but the broad themes are pretty clear.

It’s very clean, modern and subdued — just like Plone itself.  Lots of whitespace to let things breathe.  Most of the rule lines are gone.  Things flow more smoothly.  Small splashes of color help important things stand out.  Arial is now the default body font, and Georgia/Times New Roman for the headlines. 

I like it a lot — it’s very “now” looking without indulging in “Web 2.0″ design cliches.  I expect that it will be widely emulated, just like Plone 2.x’s default theme.

The Plone Blog: A Sneak Preview of Plone 3.0’s New Look

Originally from Planet Plone by Jon Stahl

Here’s what it looks like:

NuPlone is now part of the Plone 3.0 bundle, which should hit beta in
the next few days.  It’s still very much a work in progress — there’s a lot of
detail work left to do, but the broad themes are pretty clear.

It’s very clean, modern and subdued — just like Plone itself.  Lots of whitespace to let things breathe.  Most of the rule lines are gone.  Things flow more smoothly.  Small splashes of color help important things stand out.  Arial is now the default body font, and Georgia/Times New Roman for the headlines. 

I like it a lot — it’s very “now” looking without indulging in “Web 2.0″ design cliches.  I expect that it will be widely emulated, just like Plone 2.x’s default theme.

A Sneak Preview of Plone 3.0’s New Look

Originally from The Plone Blog by Jon Stahl

Goldmund, Wyldebeast & Wunderliebe

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SecurityPerField — plone.org

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Content Management Systems – Zope Hosting software solutions

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