Contribute/Accessibility/Opportunities
Raw Draft for Getting Involved Opportunities
The following is a list of Mozilla accessibility projects where contributors are needed. (structure by time commitment? difficulty?)
Mozilla A11y Social Media
Contributor Opportunities:
- Manage social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
- Contribute content (updates, tweets, etc)
- Interact with subscribers
- Promote our pages (increase subscribers, Likes, etc)
Interested? Contact John Doe
Accessibility Web Mess Cleanup
Contributors are needed to update the content on the "necessary - high priority essential" pages listed at Accessibility/WebMess/724672
Some of the content on the pages listed there is obsolete, out of date, and/or contains broken links.
Interested? Contact Jane Doe
Accessibility Content on MDN
Contributors are needed to review accessibility documents at the Mozilla Developer Network and if necessary,
- update old content
- remove obsolete content
- add new content
An example of new would be adding an accessibility guide with best practices for app developers
XUL accessibility guidelines is a good document (in need of some updating) to use as a general reference
Places to start
Interested? Contact Jack Doe
Coding
To get started, you need to do these few things, in any order:
- Make your own build of Firefox, from the source code of the development version (mozilla-central). This page explains how to do that.
- Find a mentored bug: Find a task to work on. Use this search to find a mentored bug to work on. See below the list of current projects.
- Register an account on Bugzilla.
- Patch review: Once you have made a patch for a bug, attach it to the bug and request review for it. It's just a matter of setting 'review?' on it and selecting an appropriate reviewer.