GDB's website is little-changed from when it was first set up in
the 1990s. It's become a random mix of critical information,
obsolete information, and some bizarre material, the formatting
makes important links like "bugs" get the world's tiniest font,
and the pages are constructed using a Bourne shell script
believe it or not.   The pages are mirrored to , so they need to
be location-independent.  The pages with "authoritative"
information need to be version-controlled, by maintainers.
Provide links to pre-formatted documents for different releases.
Provide links to other infrastructure - bugzilla, source repos,
wiki, etc.  Preserve the key URLs unchanged.   The pages should
be sparing in design, not too much flash or graphics (audience
is primarily programmers).  Appearance control via CSS only, no
JavaScript.  Restrict to only essential pages, move all else to
wiki.   Identify all the pages with authoritative information;
basically main page, download, docs, bugs, sources, maintainers,
coding standard,