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@gregglind this is outstanding. Blake Winton already raised his hand to help or connect me to the right person... we're off to the races. :hand:
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Blake also mentioned the possibility of a modified version of the Whimsy addon for donors. Whimsy is amazing: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/whimsycorn/
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Truth Whimsy is amazing. My only hesitation is that we know donors skew older... I'm not suggesting we need Wilford Brimley to be our spokesperson, but maybe Whimsy is for younger folk. I'm open to pushback on this (maybe older folks LOVE dreamy unicorns and i'm out of touch)
Some notes and such:
See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/Themes/Lightweight_themes
Spoke with Gregg Linden and Matt Grimes in User Advocacy -- joined by @bniolet1 and they had the brilliant idea to give away a FREE Firefox theme to donors. What does this accomplish?
First -- It gives Firefox users who donate a really awesome "special gift" when they donate that we ONLY promote to donors. This will be delightful and likely improve retention / increase the likelihood of a repeat gift.
Second and most importantly -- This allows us to treat the people who have this theme as a "cohort" among Firefox users. This helps us answer important Qs we've been unable to answer previously, such as:
Tasks:
cc: @adamlofting @edrushka
(As an aside, for the modified version of Whimsy, I was thinking of something almost completely pared-down, and comfortable for the target audience. Perhaps just replacing the image in about:home with this one: and putting some "Thanks for donating!"-type messages in the urlbar when it's empty… I would probably stay away from the crazy bookmark-coin sound, and even after curation, the animated gifs might still be a bit much. I totally don't mind if you want to go with a lightweight theme instead, and I'm sure it'll be amazing no matter what you choose! :smiley:)
Not sure if it makes sense to incorporate any of this in the theme but here's a taste of the visual direction for the EOY campaign.
Directory Tile(final)
Mozilla.org homepage takeover (not final - this is a preview)
@bwinton do you think you could create a light theme using dapper fox?
No, my drawing skills are really not that good. :grinning: Perhaps @shorlander could whip something out, though…
ha! @bwinton the design is done, just need to take the assets to make a theme that is fun for the whole family! :balloon: We would absolutely LOVE help with this, our designers are really at capacity at the moment. This would be a big help. If @shorlander can help, awesome. Thanks so much!
Here are all the Dapper Fox assets in an AI file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5g8778rzbfoxb6b/Fundrasing-DAPPER-FOX.ai?dl=0
Also, to clarify, Dapper Fox is what the fundraising team has named the little fox wearing a hat in the graphics above :)
Two options. Mostly differing positioning of Dapper Fox.
@shorlander this is amazing.
It is perfect in every way. Q: Would it be cheezie / unseemly to have Dapper saying something or acknowledge the donor somehow? E.g. "Thanks for your gift!" or "Your donation keeps Mozilla awesome" or ... something less lame than what I just suggested....
These are super! I think I prefer the first one (less hat) but I defer to the designers! Please let me know when it's ready to share so we can put the link on social.
@edrushka I like the 'less hat' version too, less tension between the face and the url bar.Thanks @shorlander!
Is there an official AMO account we are submitting the theme under?
@shorlander I don't think we have an official AMO account. Is there one used for other themes/addons that Mozilla puts out?
@jbuck I don't think we have an offical Mozilla user on AMO. That I know of anyway.
@valianttry I did some research
Bascially you need to make a header and footer image (or not), and that's it.
(I don't know if the images in the them are 'live grabbed' each startup. if so you can also use that as an activity tracker)