Just three days ago we announced the voting for the Design Challenge “People’s Choice Awards”. Within 72 hours, more than 1,400 people registered to choose, each voting on their five randomly selected concepts of the nearly 50 submissions. As mentioned … Continue reading
In early December we invited the wider community to design a major new feature of Firefox 4 together with us – The Home Tab Design Challenge. Many conversations and iterations later, 47 of you submitted a video, showing and explaining … Continue reading
In early December we invited the wider community to design a major new feature of Firefox 4 together with us – The Home Tab Design Challenge. Many conversations and iterations later, 47 of you submitted a video, showing and explaining … Continue reading
For the past two months participants in Mozilla’s Jetpack 4 Learning Design Challenge have worked on Jetpack prototypes to turn the open web into a rich social learning environment and explore new possibilities for learning online. Today 10 teams were … Continue reading
Today we released Firefox 3.6 – with built-in support for Personas! Head over to the Personas Gallery and personalize the look of your Firefox.
When we set up the Concept Series as part of Mozilla Labs, we wanted to create a place for the wider community to come together to discuss, explore and develop ideas around future design directions for the Web. Together we … Continue reading
Just in time for the winter holidays, Mozilla Labs is back with a new Design Challenge. Participate in the Winter ’09 Design Challenge and help the wider Firefox UX team determine the future design direction of Firefox’s new Home Tab … Continue reading
Just in time for the winter holidays, Mozilla Labs is back with a new Design Challenge. Participate in the Winter ’09 Design Challenge and help the wider Firefox UX team determine the future design direction of Firefox’s new Home Tab … Continue reading
The Jetpack for Learning Design Challenge enters phase II. We were excited to receive 36 amazing submissions from teams around the world and accepted 26 into the next stage. Ideas that we liked ranged from annotating the Web with other … Continue reading
In early September we invited the wider community to develop concepts for the question “Visualizing your browser data – How can we provide intuitive and useful visual representations of your browser data (such as bookmarks, history, tabs, stored credentials etc.) … Continue reading
