[brgmn]

What

Site-wide

• One consistent design: shared button styles, a single content axis, plain light-purple / dark dividers
• Black-and-white portraits (colour on hover), sticky header with a light shadow, original logo kept
• Shared partials for page heroes and blog cards
• Homepage, blog, talks, structure, branding, 404 and content pages moved to the new design
• Contact page rebuilt around people and social links
• Structure page no longer shows head counts
• Homepage sponsor logos in colour

Sponsor page

• /sponsor, /sponsor/individual and /sponsor/partnerships render one shared page (_partials/sponsor-page.html); only the checkout box on the right switches, each option keeps its own URL
• Person: pick a monthly amount, straight to checkout
• Company: interval + amount (or custom), with a note on what the amount pays for and when it reaches a partner level
• Partner: Silver / Gold / Platinum selectable and directly bookable; tier data is shared with the cards further down
• Below the fold: peer quote, sponsor logos, the developers being funded, "No accounting overhead", partner levels, how contributions count, FAQ

Existing URLs and the /join and /donate redirects are unchanged. sculpin generate --env=prod builds without errors.

Open points before merging

Marked with TODO (PHPF) in the code:

• "Works on" claims for the funded developers (_partials/sponsor-page.html)
• Hourly rate ($100) and impact examples in the company box
• Confirm Open Collective accepts amount / interval on /donate
• Wording of "Dedicated social media post every quarter" (Platinum)
• Who is featured for which topic on the contact page (_pages/contact.html)
• Check on mobile

Preview

This PR comes from a fork, so the Netlify preview needs the safe to preview label.

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[brgmn]

The idea with the hourly rate is to show potential supporters their impact. E.g. word bicycle relief does it like this and I think it would help. But can be removed in a first version. Just an idea.

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[naderman]

Love the idea with impact. I'm not sure about the partner vs company thing. I think we want to keep recommending people the existing tiers rather than lower monthly amounts?

[brgmn]

@naderman Great! Thanks for the feedback! I think the PHP foundation needs both and it's more like a journey. Maybe as a company can combine both. Will try to iterate on that.