Accessibility and Usability Team (JAT) Official

Inclusion

Joomla translates to All Together, and this feeling of unity is one of our core beliefs. Inclusion is in our heart, and as a community, we do our best to accept and welcome everyone.

Accessibility is a cornerstone of inclusive design, ensuring that products and services are usable by everyone, including those with disabilities. Joomla's philosophy of "All Together" reflects a commitment to this inclusivity, fostering a sense of unity and belonging within the community. By prioritizing accessibility, Joomla not only adheres to ethical design principles but also expands its user base, embracing a diverse spectrum of individuals and their unique needs.

Our mission

Our main goal is to make Joomla (the CMS and the websites of the organisation) compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 standard AA level. Beyond that, we are commited to improve the usability of Joomla following the principles of clarity and simplicity, consistency and feedback.

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Automated Testing Team (ATT) Official

The ATT mission is to improve the quality and stability of the Joomla CMS. We try to do this by using automated tools to run tests, check codestyle and other requirements. The longterm goal is always to increase the quality and stability of the software and its releases.

The team has many diverse tasks, from writing unit- and systemtests as well as deployment tools like the jooml cypress project to configuring and deploying third party tools. If you are interested in PHPUnit, cypress, Github CI, phpcs, this team is the place for you.

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Bug Squad (JBS) Official

The purpose of the Joomla! Bug Squad is to reduce the number of bugs in Joomla.

Learn more about the Bug Squad on our portal!

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Capital Team Official

The Capital Team manages all business level partnerships and financial sponsorships of the Joomla Project as well as the banner advertising on our web sites.

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Certification Team (JCP) Official

Great News! The Joomla Certification Program is set to resume!  

Starting May 2025 a new team will be formed and work on taking up the program for Joomla 5 and 6 certification. 

After a long breake due to the COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges, the program is being revitalized to continue its mission of validating the skills and knowledge of Joomla professionals. Starting May 2025 a new team will be formed and work on taking up the program for Joomla 5 and 6 certification. 

The return of the Joomla Certification Program signifies a renewed commitment to professional development within the Joomla ecosystem. Certified individuals can demonstrate their proficiency, enhancing their credibility and career prospects in the web development industry.

Among the first steps is the inaugural meeting to determine the roles and how to start. If you are interested to join the team feel free to ​contact outreach-dc in mattermost.

Stay tuned for more details on the updated certification exams. 

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CMS Maintenance Team Official

This team is responsible for reviewing all patches submitted to the Joomla! CMS, merging patches into the code base, and ensuring that the high standards of Joomla are maintained at all times.

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CMS Release Team Official

This team is responsible for coordinating all aspects of Joomla! CMS releases. Also, one main task is to test CMS release candidates extensively on complex testing environments.

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Community Magazine Team (JCM) Official

The JCM highlights the contributions of community volunteers, and provides information about different opportunities to support the Joomla! project and its community.

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Community Sites Team Official

The Joomla Community site (CJO) is the website which holds various services and information for the community.
Topics like; News, Events Directory, User Groups Directory, Service Providers Directory, Newsletters, Sponsoring and many other things.

This team is responsible for all assets within this website as well for the www.joomla.org site.
The team consists of direct members and from other teams, who use a part of the different sites.

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Conflict Resolution Team Working Group

Our Working Group is a volunteer team of experienced community members dedicated to fostering a respectful, supportive, and healthy collaborative environment within the Joomla community.

Passion and commitment are strengths of our contributors, but they can sometimes lead to disagreements that escalate or become personal. The CRWG serves as a neutral, confidential point of contact to receive, assess, and mediate complaints—such as harassment or violations of the Code of Conduct—in a fair and impartial manner.

We also help contributors navigate conflicts, strengthen communication, and build mutual understanding. Our team offers confidential support to individuals facing personal challenges, stress, or burnout. While we are not mental health professionals, we listen with empathy and provide a safe, judgment-free space where every voice can be heard. Our goal is to maintain peace, safety, and trust so that all community members can contribute productively and feel valued.

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Documentation Team (JDocs) Official

The Documentation Team is part of the Production Department. Our team handles creating and maintaining all the official Joomla! documentation. This includes documentation for end-users, administrators, third-party developers and administrator Help Screens. 
 
Our documentation has been in docs.joomla.org for a long time. But we want to move away from that wiki, to get more structured documentation. At the moment new developers documentation is developed at manual.joomla.org (you can do a pull request against the repo of that site to contribute to developers documentation), and new user documentation is developed at docs-core.sandbox.joomla.org (you can contribute there by logging in and submit an article).

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Educational Outreach (JEO) Working Group

The mission of the Joomla Educational Outreach Working Group is:

To be a hub of teaching tools and resources for those who want to teach and learn Joomla around the world

To achieve our mission we need volunteers that will help us to Entice. Engage. Educate.

In order to devote our team's efforts to a successful launch of Joomla 4, we have decided to pause the work of the Educational Research Working Group, since the members are active in other teams across the Joomla Project.

Joomla is a volunteer effort, and we need all hands to move the project forward.  If you want to be a part of this working group, or any part of the Joomla Project, please use the contact tab below.

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Events Team Official

Oversees approvals and publishing of JoomlaDays, Joomla User Groups and related official global Joomla events.

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Extensions Directory Team (JED) Official

The Joomla Extensions Directory (JED) is the website where Joomla users can find free and paid extensions for Joomla.

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Forum Team Official

Website for technical Joomla support by community to other community members

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Joomla Translation Program Team (JTP) Official

The Joomla Translation Program Team coordinates and supervises the work of hundreds of volunteers globally that translate the Joomla CMS, the official websites, documentation and marketing materials into many different languages.

Check the Joomla! Documentation website for more information https://docs.joomla.org/Joomla_Translation_Program
Get started helping with translations by signing up to the Joomla! Crowdin workspace at https://joomla.crowdin.com

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Joomla User Groups Team (JUG) Official

We maintain and support a directory of all local Joomla! User Groups that are being organised by the community to meet Joomla! users in real life to share Joomla! knowledge.  

We support and advise Joomla! User Group Organisers.

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Joomla! Optimisation Team (JOT) Working Group

The tasks of the Joomla!-SEO (alias: JOT) team are:

  • to support the Joomla! project in ensuring that the official websites we own and manage are properly optimised

  • to assist with identifying existing problems and developing strategies for addressing them

  • to monitor relevant SEO metrics

  • to support teams with planning new web-based projects, migrations and campaigns

  • to provide guidance in SEO-related matters relevant to the Joomla! CMS and its properties

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