There are big smiles here at Mozilla as Maker Party 2013 continues to evolve beyond what we hoped for when we launched in June. Hundreds of committed webmakers have hosted events in Europe, Africa, North America and beyond. Thousands of people have met up to create thoughtful, informative, personal and useful Makes.
Here’s how to find what people are making
- Look on Twitter: the best way to see what’s happening around the globe. Search for the #makerparty hashtag.
- Visit the Webmaker blog. Check out our weekly event roundup, our list of Webmaker’s best makes, or just search for Maker Party to find in-depth profiles on webmakers, what they’re making and Maker Party events.
- Visit the Webmaker website: Each week we update the gallery on our homepage with a selection of weird and wonderful Makes. Take a peek and be inspired!
- Follow us on social media: our Tumblr page and Twitter account @webmaker has great Maker Party content.
Looking for something specific?
Try a search on the Webmaker website:
- Click on the magnifying glass near the top right corner of any Webmaker page.
- Enter “Maker Party” and the site will automatically search all categories for Maker Party content.
- Open the drop down menu to the left of the search line if you want to narrow your search by description, title, tags or users.
- Here’s documentation on how to get the most out of searching the Webmaker site.
How to help others find what you make
- We’ve made a template for you to show off your work.
- If you’re working in Popcorn Maker, remember to add “Maker Party” to the description field of your project.
- If you’re working in Thimble, add a “Maker Party” tag or include it in your description.
- Share your work on Twitter with the #makerparty hashtag.
- Email us your Make at [email protected]!