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The Mozilla Store Grand Re-Opening…the Countdown is On

After weeks of relentless hype (ok, one blog post), I’m excited to announce that the Mozilla Store will be re-launching next week with a totally new site design, new merchandise and some new interactive features.

To whet your appetite for what’s in store, here’s a preview of one of the new items. This shirt was commissioned by our friends at Mozilla Japan to celebrate everyone’s favorite Firefox anime-style character, Foxkeh, and was created by a local Japanese artist to give it that authentic look:

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Expertly modeled by Bret Reckard. Photo by David Rolnitzky.


8 Responses to “The Mozilla Store Grand Re-Opening…the Countdown is On”

  • Gérard Talbot Says:

    2 questions.

    1- Does the new site design meets the defined requests, corrects listed characteristics and fix the defined problems in
    bug 326708: Poorly coded store.mozilla.org webpages

    2- Does the new site design fix bug 305106 – Mozilla Store does not validate (invalid HTML/fails validation) and uses unsemantic mark-up

    Gérard Talbot

  • Steffen Says:

    Will there be a Developer Kit poster in the shop?

  • Asa Dotzler Says:

    Gérard,

    No.

    - A

  • John Says:

    About the comments:

    Steffen, I’m happy to say that the new Store will have Developer Kit posters, as well as t-shirts and stickers. All the Kit fans out there should be pretty well taken care of.

    Gerard, I wasn’t aware of those bugs so I’m guessing they were not addressed (as Asa already pointed out). However, now that we have a better system in place for the Store hopefully we can make the necessary corrections in the future.

    Thanks for your comments,
    John

  • Gérard Talbot Says:

    > I wasn’t aware of those bugs

    All this is hard to understand and, frankly, quite disappointing. John, you have been assigned to both bugs on May 21st 2007 by Marcia K. How could you not know? I don’t understand

    And frankly, how could a new redesign of the store webpage miss the obvious poor coding techniques (unsemantic markup code, about 100 markup errors avg. per page, table design, javascript-dependences, etc) in all the m.o. store webpages?

    “Mozilla offers the best implementations of Internet standards.” … except in its store.

    Gérard

  • John Says:

    Gerard, I’m going to have to ask for your patience in this matter. I will do my best to address all the various store bugs, but our store is operated by a 3rd party vendor so doing so is not quite as easy as you might think.

    I’m definitely not saying that it won’t happen, just that it will happen in stages. Right now the stage we’re in is trying to address the usability, design and merchandise selection, all of which was long overdue for a refresh. Once that is under control, I will work with our vendor on improving the technical details.

    Thanks for understanding.

    John

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