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Mozilla Developer Network
This page contains planning, process, and team info about Mozilla Developer Network (MDN).
Questions about MDN? Reach out on the MDN discussion forum!
Mission
To provide developers
with the information they need
to easily build projects
on the web platform.
Vision
A world where
everyone developing for the web
follows open standards.
Key Performance Indicator (KPI)
- MDN's success in helping web developers is measured by:
- Number of successfully completed tasks = Reach * Helpfulness
- ; Reach
- Number of sessions, measured by traffic stats
- Helpfulness
Staff Team
MDN is supported by a cross-functional team with web development, content creation, and other relevant skill sets.
See the MDN Durable Team page for information about this team's members, plans, and processes. In addition to the Durable Team, Janet Swisher is the Community Manager for MDN.
The MDN staff team forms the core of a much larger community of MDN contributors, open to anyone interested in getting involved.
Getting involved
The MDN community is a group of staff and volunteers with the goal of providing useful information and utilities to web developers. We are always happy to help new contributors get involved in writing, editing, localizing, and coding on MDN, and we encourage everyone to participate in helping to make MDN the best it can be.
- Find ways to contribute
- Check out Getting started on MDN.
- Look for documentation "bugs" to fix.
- Introduce yourself!
- Join our discussion forum: MDN category on Mozilla Discourse
- Hop in our IRC channels (Learn about getting started with IRC):
- #mdn on irc.mozilla.org: MDN content and planning
- #mdndev on irc.mozilla.org: MDN platform development
- Check our MDN events calendar and meetings page for MDN-related meetings and events.
- You can also help by organizing an event for MDN.
More information about getting involved
Historical Information
Additional Information
More wiki pages about MDN:
