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We’ve come a long way with the Spread Firefox redesign thanks to a great team! We’re gearing up to push it live in April, but could use your critical eye on the staged site! (note: you’ll get a warning that the site identity is unverified because we’re using self-signed certificates — just add an exception and you’ll be able to view the staging site). I have recapped the major changes on Spread Firefox.
A few things to note about the staged redesign:
- We’re still working on the Top Fox/Affiliate tracking
- Some of the content (events, discussion topics, affiliate buttons, etc) differs from production as production & stage aren’t sync’d
- There is a lot of new documentation (Getting Started, FAQ, Quick Wins and more) where we could use your eyes
- We’ve moved from “groups” to “projects” so you’ll notice this change in the menu and elsewhere
- Here is a list of the redesign-related bugs
Please feel free to file bugs, comment below or pop into #spreadfirefox on irc.mozilla.org if you find anything off. Thanks!
As I mentioned last week, Social Actions has put out a challenge to build new ways to connect people and opportunities to do good on the Web. They’ve already received four submissions! To keep inspiration flowing, Social Actions has kicked off a series of online chats. Our own Suneel Gupta and Zak Greant will be participating in tomorrow’s “How Can Mozilla Empower Nonprofits and Movements” at 11 a.m. PST. In true using-the-Web-for-good fashion, the conversation will be hosted online and is free to all.
Hope you can join to pepper them with questions and ideas!
