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Revision as of 00:30, 19 March 2011
Creative Team's Goals
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- Communicate Brand Positioning
- Promote Developer Awesomeness
- Establish Accessibility Excellence
- Measure User Happiness
- Adapt to Rapid Product Release Cycles
Rough list of Q2 projects (NOT FINAL):
Communicate Brand Positioning
- complete .org/.com merge for Firefox product site
- improve conversion on Firefox landing page b x% with testing & measurement (applies to measure user happiness)
- improve brand awareness on Firefox landing page by x% with testing & measurement (applies to measure user happiness)
- create brand style guide (possibly not a web team project but a Flux Team product)
Promote Developer Awesomeness
- 3 mini HTML5 projects (note: one will be executed in a hackathon over work week)
- integrate new product processes with engineering infrastructure
- dynamic content project(s)
Establish Search Excellence
- Sitemap
- SEO/tag strategy
- Standards compliance
Note: All of the above will be part of a checklist of excellence that we will use alongside all projects.
Measure User Happiness
- design research (eye tracking, user testing)
- centralize a web metrics dashboard
Mobile
- Develop world-class mobile experience on the Firefox product site
- Increase conversion to download
- (Need input from Dev Team here on mobile clients we'll be shooting for and ideas around fancy CSS, etc.)
Adapt to Rapid Product Release Cycles
- Successfully launch FX5 on the website
Website Onsite: Mozilla Web Team Onsite (April 11-13)
A 3-day working onsite in Mountain View to gather as a team and tackle such projects as:
Possible Agenda Topics
- Work on the domain name change as a group - [at least 2 meetings around that]
- Overarching goal setting/planning - Q2 & Q3
- Post-mort on bi-monthly release cycles - what can we do better?
- Roadmap planning - architecture and technical assesments
- Triage the bug backlog - currently 400 open bugs
- Much, much, more
It's gonna be good!
Note: See this Etherpad for more detailed planning and agenda topics: http://etherpad.mozilla.com:9000/abGpzXBP2g