Design at Mozilla – spread across many project and teams – is crafted every day using methods and styles that in some cases are unique to the individual teams. This can result in a diluting of our overall message through … Continue reading
The creative team at Mozilla handles a wide range of visual design, writing and video projects, and there are always plenty of ways for interested community members out there to get involved. Today, we have a couple of opportunities in … Continue reading
(crossposted from our QA blog) Mozilla Quality Assurance (QA) would like to build a Taskboard to enable community members to contribute in an area of their interest and feel good about their contribution. The Taskboard would also work well for … Continue reading
(crossposted from our QA blog) 40 community-contributed designs. 5 visual designers. 21 days of community-driven voting. 150 votes. 1 community favorite badge design. The votes are in and Mozilla’s Quality Assurance (QA) team is happy to declare the General QA … Continue reading
Mozilla’s Quality Assurance (QA) team is happy to announce that five community contributors have submitted designs for a General QA Participation Badge. We thank the community contributors for their creativity and hard work. Now it’s time for the Mozilla community … Continue reading
A little while ago, we introduced a new version of the Firefox logo. It wasn’t a complete overhaul, but rather an evolution that better reflects where we are today and where we’re going. As part of that work, Lead Designer … Continue reading
As leader of the creative team here at Mozilla, I’m often asked about the best way to work with my group. What kind of info do we need to kick off a project? Is a creative brief really necessary? Do … Continue reading
I recently wrote a guest post for Pascal Finette‘s excellent newsletter for entrepreneurs, The Heretic. It’s about branding, voice and having something to say. And also gerbils. Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments … Continue reading
The concept of what Firefox is has evolved quite a bit over the years. Not too long ago, it was a desktop browser, plain and simple. However, as the Web has grown and developed in new ways, so has Firefox … Continue reading
(crossposted from our QA blog) Attention visual designers! Are you interested in contributing to Mozilla QA, being part of an awesome worldwide community and having your work seen by a lot of people? If so, read on because we’re looking … Continue reading
