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Drupal Commons 3.x Interactive Prototype Posted

Posted on Wed, Jul 25, 2012 by Ezra Barnett Gildesgame
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Following extensive collaboration with Jeff Noyes and Lisa Rex of Acquia's design team, we're excited to share an interactive prototype of Drupal Commons 3.x, and we hope that you'll provide feedback.

These designs showcase our focus on providing all Drupal Commons sites with a smooth out-of-the-box user experience and responsive, mobile-ready theme that looks great on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

The prototype depicts the majority of the "community member" functionality from the Drupal Commons MVP user stories that we posted for review a few months ago.

We're posting these designs and soliciting feedback as part of our continuing commitment to developing Drupal Commons as an open product.

You can test-drive the interactive prototype, provide feedback, and see a list of key changes from the 2.x version of Drupal Commons, at the Drupal Commons Group on groups.drupal.org.

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Comments

Posted on by Sean Larkin (not verified).

My team is incredibly excited for the next release of Commons. Can't wait to start playing with it!

Posted on by Lev Tsypin (not verified).

Ezra et al - Congrats on the new UX and feature set. Looks really exciting and a great foundation for building community sites.

Posted on by kevin huber.

Hello, When will we be able to download Common 3.X for drupal 7.
Is this solution free or it cost money.
Common 3.X will be free or paid ?

Posted on by Dave Myburgh.

No need to pay. The final(?) release date is coming towards the end of January 2013, although a new beta release should be out by Dec 15, I believe.

Posted on by Phil (not verified).

Can we get a meaningful description of the wiki functions from a business perspective?

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