Mozilla.com

mozilla.com was launched on November 29, 2005 with the Firefox 1.5 release with the goal of simplifying the experience of obtaining Mozilla products.

The mission of mozilla.com is to:

• provide a quick and easy path for obtaining our software
• educate visitors about the advantages of our software
• connect users with other Mozilla web properties they may be looking for

The audiences for mozilla.com:

• End users of Mozilla products (both consumers and power users)
• Current Firefox and Thunderbird users looking for upgrade information
• Visitors interested in information about Mozilla Corporation

Projects

• Localization of mozilla.com

Workflow

1. Dev fixes a bug/finishes a page, adds the "qawanted" keyword
2. QA checks,approves by adding the comment "qa-verified-trunk".
3. If the bug is ready to be pushed to production, anyone can add "push-needed" keyword. If the bug is waiting on a particular launch date, don't add this
4. Dev pushes to production, marks the bug as "resolved fixed", removes "push-needed"
5. QA checks on production, marks "verified fixed"

Mozilla.com SVN Source

The source behind mozilla.com (PHP, HTML, images, CSS, javascript, etc.) is hosted and managed in Subversion. For details merging from trunk to stage, see the SVN Guidelines.

• Trunk - the main development version of mozilla.com. Most work happens here.
  • SVN location: http://viewvc.svn.mozilla.org/vc/projects/mozilla.com/trunk/
  • Preview URL: https://www-trunk.stage.mozilla.com/

• Stage - When changes are ready in trunk, they are merged to stage for review before going to production.
  • SVN location: http://viewvc.svn.mozilla.org/vc/projects/mozilla.com/tags/stage/
  • Preview URL: https://www.authstage.mozilla.com/

• Production - The live website. Beware!
  • SVN location: http://viewvc.svn.mozilla.org/vc/projects/mozilla.com/tags/production/
  • Preview URL: https://www.mozilla.com/

Meeting Notes

• 09-Dec-2005

Bugs

See all bugs related to mozilla.com

Docs

• How to update product-details