Welcome to Mozilla Hacks!

Mozilla Hacks is a blog for web developers, designers, and everyone who builds for the web. Mozilla’s Developer Relations team publishes Hacks, which features hundreds of posts from Mozilla employees, as well as guest authors and Mozilla contributors from around the world.

Look for in-depth information about writing for Hacks on the Hacks wiki page. Then you can follow @mozhacks twitter for our latest updates.

Code of conduct for content and comments

This publication is based on mutual respect and understanding, and the way we address each other should reflect that. Always remember that we expect you to adhere to the principles and best practices of Mozilla’s Community Participation Guidelines. In all instances, please use respectful, professional, inclusive language, and refrain from insults or other forms of harassment and attack. Regardless of the situation, we reserve the right to remove anything that doesn’t meet the criteria expressed in our Guidelines.

Writers/contributors

Want to write a post for Hacks? We’re interested in new and unpublished product-agnostic technical posts that offer practical advice and real world guidance for working web developers and people who build the web. No matter your level of experience or expertise, please get in touch with a brief pitch if you have an idea for a Hacks post. We’d love to hear from you.

Got feedback? Reach out to mozhacks [at] mozilla [dot] com with feedback or ideas!