This week marked my second year Mozillaversary. I did plan to write this blog post of the 15th April, which would have marked the day I started, but this week flew by so quickly I almost completely missed it!

Carrying on from last years blog post, much of my second year at Mozilla has been spent working on various parts of mozilla.org, to which I made a total of 196 commits this year.

Much of my time has been spent working on Firefox on-boarding. Following the success of the on-boarding flow we built for the Firefox 29 Australis redesign last year, I went on to work on several more on-boarding flows to help introduce new features in Firefox. These included introducing the Firefox 33.1 privacy features, Developer Edition firstrun experience, 34.1 search engine changes, and 36.0 for Firefox Hello. I also got to work on the first time user experience for when a user makes their first Hello video call, which initially launched in 35.0. It was all a crazy amount of work from a lot of different people, but something I really enjoyed getting to work on alongside various other teams at Mozilla.

In between all that I also got to work on some other cool things, including the 2015 mozilla.org homepage redesign. Something I consider quite a privilege!

On the travel front, I got to visit both San Fransisco and Santa Clara a bunch more times (I’m kind of losing count now). I also got to visit Portland for the first time when Mozilla had their all-hands week last December, which was such a great city!

I’m looking forward to whatever year three has in store!

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