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How to do a review (Draft)
This page is opinionated. It should not be used in place of the requirements page. What we expect of themes submitted to WordPress.org The theme must: be GPL compatible. be secure. be free of PHP or JS notices. not be in conflict with plugins e.g. prefixing. be translation ready. use WordPress functions, hooks, filters,…
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Resources
The following resources are design-oriented talks from WordCamps. If you have a video or other resource you’d like to suggest, please let us know in #design. User Research and Testing Visual and Interface Design Accessibility Design and Inclusion Open Source and Design Non-WordPress Events and Conferences See this ongoing list of non-WordPress events and conferences…
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Using User Notes
User Notes are how we keep records on particular users when necessary. These notes generally include reasons why a particular user was blocked or flagged, or specific things to watch out for when interacting with the particular user. There are two rules for User Notes: Make your note as detailed as possible, but don’t write…
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Skeleton for the locale-based PTE Onboarding process
This is a skeleton for local sites. Locale manager can use and adjust it for their locale team guidelines. Please replace [YOUR LOCALE] with your locale. Example: How the German community handles PTE requests. How the [YOUR LOCALE] community handles PTE requests Following the path of some other locales, here are the guidelines for all…
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Adding a New Locale – Template
This page goes through the checklist of actions required to add a new locale to translate.wordpress.org. All communication related to adding the locale happens in the comments below the request. When a request for a new locale is added, a polyglots team mentor picks the request up and posts the following checklist as a comment…
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Polyglots Global Mentors and Team Reps
The WordPress Polyglots Team consists of culturally and geographically diverse contributors. Sometimes the difference creates misunderstandings or conflicts, that’s why we have a group of mentors to provide support. The Polyglots leadership team helps new contributors get started, connects the team to the other contributor teams, pushes development improvements in the tools for translation contributors,…
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Giving feedback
Giving design feedback is an excellent way to start getting involved in contributing to WordPress. There are a few places you can give feedback: As a comment on individual GitHub issues and PRs. We have different types that have the design team involved: Issues that needs design. Issues that needs design feedback. PRs that needs…
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Working with Trac
This introduction is intended for new reviewers and does not cover advanced topics. The Themes Trac is a ticket system that we use to keep track of submitted themes. Please note that Trac is also used by the Core and Meta teams. If you are looking for the Core Trac tutorial please go here. Access…
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WordPress style guide
This section documents design across the project.
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Discussion topics
These are past discussion topics: Diversity: how do we reflect the diversity of our users in those designing? What does it look like for WordPress to be design-led, and how can we as a team lead that effort? Outreach inside WordPress: how can we find and also send designers easily to all areas of WordPress?…