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Server Environment
Although WordPress can work in almost any environment, some environments are more optimal for functionality and performance while others are less so. Below are a few minimum recommendations for server environment configurations within which WordPress operates most efficiently, with consideration for WordPress websites that use third-party plugins and themes which commonly introduce additional server-level requirements.…
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Project Translation Editor (PTE) Request
As described on the How to translate page, translations need to be reviewed and approved before they become available. A General Translation Editor (GTE) can moderate translations and a Locale Manager (LM) can appoint a user as Project Translation Editor (PTE) in the backend of the Rosetta site. There are two types of users who…
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Finding posts about YOUR topic
Perhaps you’re the developer or a support team member for a particular theme or plugin. Or you happen to know all details about a certain technology. Or you just just love joining conversations about how to use WordPress in a certain situation? Subscribing to specific forums First of all. Themes and Plugins have their very…
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Test for web accessibility
The documentation about Testing for web accessibility is now published on the WP Accessibility Knowledge Base. There you can find information about: Checklists for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Automated accessibility testing Content checks for web accessibility Design checks for web accessibility Frontend checks for web accessibility Keyboard only Screen reader WordPress plugins for testing…
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Report accessibility issues
How to report an accessibility issue Before adding a new issue, make an attempt to search existing tickets. If the issue already exists, consider making a comment on the existing ticket to help emphasize its importance or give additional context. You need a WordPress.org account to create a ticket. If you find an accessibility issue…
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SEO Standards for WordPress Copy Projects
The Marketing Team’s recommended SEO Standards for internal WordPress posts and pages factors in key criteria to optimize results for Google SERPs and Facebook’s Open Graph data. This standard is for on page, off page, and best practices for both content marketing and findability. Featured Images All pages and posts should have a unique featured…
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Communication
You will find discussions and a weekly global meeting in the #marketing channel on Slack, and the Marketing blog, known as the P2. We also use tools, including Google docs and sheets, and GitHub. We use GitHub to as our major projects and tasks management tool, and adapt it where we can to meet the team’s needs,…
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What are our tasks?
Marketing Team Tasks As a team our goal is to provide content and strategy for other Make WordPress teams. To that end, our tasks vary quite a bit from writing copy for events like #WPTranslationDay, to newsletter copy for the Community Team, to ways to promote local Meetups, and more. When you join the Marketing…
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Getting Started with Our Tools
Slack The Marketing channel on Make WordPress Slack is the primary communication channel for the team. All of our open projects/ tasks are shared weekly during the weekly asynchronous meeting in the Marketing Slack channel, currently held on Tuesdays at 15:00 UTC. Contributors are encouraged to participate asynchronously in the Slack meeting throughout the week.…
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Troubleshooting using the Health Check
The support team utilizes the Health Check plugin to help with troubleshooting common problems with websites, and to provide debug information to help with identifying problems with site setups. This is an introduction to the various elements of the plugin, and how to utilize the various features it provides. When active, the Health Check plugin…