We have to make our "Get Involved" page easier to access and understand for the newcomers. To make it simplified here are a few suggestions:
**Website**
Change the ‘Get Involved’ page on the website. We should offer clear projects/opportunities:
[] Big opportunities like mentorship programmes
* Google Summer of code
* Google code-in
* Season of KDE
* Outreach program for women
[] KDE’s projects (steps on the website for newcomers)
* Step 1: Fill the form
* Step 2: Read/understand the projects
* Step 3: Join the project
* Step 4: read the role description
* Step 5: Get involved
[] Become a Mentor
* A page for old contributors to register as Mentors
[] Micro volunteering
* Small projects like Bug reporting, refer a friend
**KDE’s role**
We have to design the following
[] Projects/teams (defining each project with a small description, each button will open a new page with complete details)
* Issue reporting
* Bug triaging
* Development
* Translations
* Visual and human interface design
* Documentation
* User support
* Promotion
* Web design
* Accessibility
* Donation
[] Volunteer job description/ explain their role
* Decide how we want to recruit
* Form: name, email, skills etc.
* Welcome message after joining
* Orientation/onboarding process (volunteer handbook/ wiki page)
[] Skills
* Programmers/Developers
* UI/UX Designers
* Content Writers
* Communication
* Community Manager
* Marketing/Sales
* Social Media Managers
* SEO/SEM
* A/B Testing
* Email Marketing
* Administration
* Event Management
* Videographers/Photographers
* Digital editors (videos and photos)
* Musician/ Sound Editors
* Graphic Designers
* Website Developer
* Web analytics
* Fundraising
* Project Management
* Statistical Analysis/ Data Structures
* Programming languages: Java, Python,......
* User interface design
* Network security
* Languages/Translators
* Cloud Management
* Debugging
**Promoting "Get Involved"**
Finding new contributors
* Posts on the social network for new influencers
* Using the snowball technique to attract new young influencers
* Schools and universities
* Businesses
* Community groups