el sorprendente crecimiento de firefox chris hofmann mozchile/jrsl oct. 2009 chofmann@mozilla.org

El sorprendente crecimiento de Firefox

Chris HofmannMozChile/JRSL Oct. 2009chofmann@mozilla.org

¿Quiénes somos?

Me encanta esta comunidad

Yo Amore de los Communidad

Connected by a Love for:

Conectados por un amor

Making the Web Better

Hacer la web mejor

Making the Browser Better

Haciendo el mejor navegador

The Keys to Growth Making the Browser Better

Make it Faster - Hacerlo más rápido

Make it Safer - Hacerla más segura

Easier to Use - Que sea más fácil de usar

Make it “Interoperable” – Build an 'Open Web'

Share it with more people, in more places, on more computers, and more devices

Compartirlo con más personas, en más lugares, en los viajeros más y los dispositivos

¿Cómo puede ayudar?

Make it FasterAyuda en las pruebas

– Find a site that is slow, diagnose, submit a bug

– Send in a crash report

Make it Safer– otros ayudan a entender las actualizaciones

– firefox updates

– Plugins updates

– Remove IE6 from the web!

Siguiente Gran Campaña

¿Cómo puede ayudar?

Make it Easier to Use– Mozilla Labs Design Challenges,

– Test Pilot...

– Participate! http://labs.mozilla.com

¿Cómo puede ayudar?

Make it Easier to Use– Translate support.mozilla.org articles

420,000 visitors to SUMO each month from Spanish Speaking Countries.

Many articles need to be created and improved

irc://irc.mozilla.org #mozilla-hispano

Me! chofmann @ mozilla.org

Guillermo Movia

https://support.mozilla.com/es/kb/Localization+Dashboard

12. Spain 10928216. Mexico 7331919. Argentina 5544022. Chile 4804924. Colombia 4661635. Venezuela 29223

53. Peru 1196061. Puerto Rico 867068. Ecuador 673570. Costa Rica 6267

72. Uruguay 504977. Guatemala 390280. El Salvador 359083. Paraguay 3025

87. Panama 292597. Bolivia 1871103. Honduras 1546123. Cuba 373

417841

Monthly Visitors to

SUMO

Looking for

Help

Danger!

Complicated/Technical Topics Ahead ;-)

What is the Open Web?

Why is important?

Many meanings for many different people

What is Open?

What is the Web?

The Web

Replaced

Walled Gardens

of the 80's - '90's

Interoperability is

a key part of

The 'Open Web'

Examples

maps.google

gmail

many other

web 2.0 sites

easier

faster to use

work in all browsers

For Web

Developers

Finding and

Staying

Within the

Bounds of

“Sweet Spot”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_spot

Make the

sweetspot more

knowable and

understandable

Better docs

Better tools

Bespin

Firebug

Expand the Sweetspot

Browser

Innovations!

Fix the Standards Process

Reference

Implementations

Open APIs & Code

Clean up around

the Sweetspot

Get rid of IE6

Get rid of old

versions of

Flash

Get rid of

Proprietary

Extensions

Defining the Open Web

This is only one definition of the open web

Add yours! Get involved!

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat

To conclude:

You can not stop us....

You can only hope to contain us...

Mozilla, Firefox, and Free Software is Everywhere

President Lula, Gov. Leaders...

CEBIT Germany– who uses firefox at work?

Firefox When You Travel --Swisscom Kiosk

Inflight Systems

JS Alerts, CSS all working good..

Oh, no!

Even on the streets of Sanitago

Two Years Ago there were 2 Million People that Used Firefox Every Day In The Top 20 Spanish Speaking Countries

And Now?

¡Gracias!

Questions or Comments

chofmann@mozilla.org

City Hall - Paris

Choice and Innovation

Providing Good Choices and Innovating is about trying 100's of things to find 2 or 3 good answers:

• Repair 'bad' choices – Simplify

– Throw stuff out

• Look for Opportunities in the 6 Questions– Habits and needs change and evolve

– Tab Browsing Example

– What Worked for 6 Tabs doesn't work for 40

About Choice

• Humans Not Wired to Make Good Choices

• Lack of Understanding

• Reactive v. Contemplative Decisions

• Order of Choice Matters

• “Choice Architects” Can Help

Get Feedback From Users

Watch SUMO Dashboard, Searches, Forums,

Watch Google Trends

20,000 Page Views Per Month –

“Private Browsing” in Germany

Let's Make A Great Browser

Thanks!

Questions or Commentschofmann@mozilla.org

Expanding Dimensions of Openness

Expanding Dimensions of Openness

Product hot____ <___notDistribution Grass Roots ConventionalProduct as Platform Open ClosedPublic Asset FLOSS PropritaryDecision Making Distributed CentralizedDevel. Approach Participatory Exclusive

Peer ReviewCommunication Open SecretiveProduct Planning Open/RFC ClosedOrg Structure Starfish Spider

How Open is YourProduct?

How Open is Your Org?

Hundreds of Chances to be “Open” each day

Creating Open (Trusted) Organizations is Hard

Its made of 1000's of decisions

made in many different dimensions

over many years.

Keep asking the questions every day.

How Open/Transparent/Observable/Engaging is Our Organization?

How Well Are We Serving Our Users?