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".QA then adds "push-needed" keyword
   
3. Dev pushes to production, marks the bug as "resolved fixed", removes "push-needed"
4. QA checks on production, marks "verified fixed" and removes "qa-verified-trunk"

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