Every Detail Matters
Every Detail Matters is an initiative that aims to focus attention on improving specific areas of the GNOME 3 user experience. It also aims to provide an easy way for people to make a valuable contribution to GNOME by identifying development tasks that would make a real difference.
Each round of Every Detail Matters focuses on a particular part of GNOME's software. Designers work alongside developers to identify the bugs that need to be fixed to improve the UX in that area and then assist volunteers in resolving them. Many of the issues that get focused on are small details, but they make a big difference.
Taking care of these bugs is a great way to make a noticeable difference to GNOME!
Blog Posts
Announcing Every Detail Matters (1 December 2011)
Every Detail Matters: An Update (6 January 2012)
Every Detail Matters: Half Way There! (19 January 2012)
Round One Tasks
1 Dec 2011 - 19 March 2012
For this round of Every Detail Matters, we will be focusing on the Activities Overview. We are aiming to fix 20 UX bugs before the GNOME 3.4 code freeze!
Priority Bugs
Getting Started
If you want to participate in Every Detail Matters, just simply choose a bug and dive in. Once you have got started, it is often a good idea to leave a comment so that others know you are working on it.
There is excellent guidance on getting started with GNOME Shell development. Also see GNOME Love for general advice on contributing to GNOME.
Contact
If you have any questions about Every Detail Matters please contact AllanDay.
For technical questions, you can use #gnome-shell on irc.gnome.org. For design questions, head for #gnome-design.