I tried playing a bit with the ordering of links on the front page, and
added a few new links. Please tell me what you think:
https://www.staging.scheme.org

Below is a text-only copy of the layout.

Please note:

- Applications, Libraries have been added.

- Try Scheme and Scheme Guide are topmost to attract new users.

Jakub mentioned on this list that he could be interested in making a
playground site (try.scheme.org).

I thought a bit about how to present tutorials to new users. We
currently have <https://github.com/schemedoc/guides> which contains a
good start toward in-depth tutorials on several topics. It would be
really neat to bundle all of them into one big guide that eventually
covers all aspects of Scheme: teaches people not only about the language
features, but how to choose an implementation, how to port
implementations, how to use the FFI, how to optimize code, etc. These
are all basically tutorials, but some of these topics are very advanced
compared to the usual language tutorials. Scheme expertise with
practically no ceiling on how much knowledge and ability one can put to
good use. We should display that aspect of the language to attract
expert programmers to Scheme, as in many ways we serve them better than
most other languages out there. Tutorials shouldn't be just for newbies.

- The "Documentation" site (doc.scheme.org) is now missing on the list.
It's hard to figure out where to put it. In principle, the guide,
library, and implementation sites could all make use of a centralized
documentation browser that has good search and indexing. If we have such
a browser, maybe it should go under the Tools section, and the other
subdomains could link to it or embed it somehow.

- try.scheme.org in turn would be useful to embed into the documentation
browser in some form.

== Language ==

Try Scheme        Type Scheme code and run it in your browser
Scheme Guide      Read tutorials to learn your way around Scheme
Applications      Learn about software written or extended in Scheme
Standards         Study the definition of the Scheme language
Libraries         Browse third-party libraries for Scheme
SRFI              Scheme Requests for Implementation
Research          Dive into the academic research behind Scheme

== Social ==

Blog              News and views from the Scheme community
Chat              IRC and other quick communication channels
Events            Scheme Workshops and other events
Mailing lists     Email discussion groups for many Scheme topics

== Topics ==

Communications    Comms and networks: TCP/IP, WebSockets, peer-to-peer,
radio...
Persistence       Databases, encoding, and logging
Testing           Everything having to do with testing in Scheme
Web development   HTTP, HTML, JavaScript, WebAssembly, and other web
standards

== Implementations ==

Loko Scheme       Bare-metal native-code compiler [R6RS, R7RS]
s7                Embeddable interpreter for music applications [R7RS]

== Tools ==

API               Programmable queries for all things Scheme
Containers        Ready-to-run Docker containers of Scheme implementations
Files             Archive of Scheme-related files
Registry          Catalog of identifiers and other data used around Scheme
Servers           Server pool for Scheme projects