All the current webpages are now reflected in blueprints for the staging website:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/inkscape-web
I've used the nomenclature of "+" to indicate child pages, and to include the parent page in the title.

There are a number of blank pages still existing:
 *about+overview
 *about+screenshots (at least not much)
 *community
 *community+gallery (limited)
 *learn
 *contribute
 *contribute+contributor-stats
 *develop (not much more than descriptions and links to the child content)
What stands out to be in this review is that _many of the parent pages are blank_.  I also understand that this is the staging site which has not been completed.  I would prefer we not simply fill a void by adding content, or simply add links to the content on the child pages.  Rather, is there a strong reason for these parent pages to exist at all, beside simply adding a category for the necessary child pages?  If there is a vision for these pages I would like to see that reflected in our blueprints.  Otherwise I think we may see need to consider a revision of the menu structure to keep a simple site and not loose users in the multiplicity of pages.

I would love to contribute more in filling content, if suggestions can be made within these blueprints or through the mailing list!  Thanks.

--Jared