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• Suggest a Pathway

  Help grow the pathways index by suggesting a new contribution pathway. You can point to an existing process already documented in a team handbook, or share a contribution idea that’s supported by a team.

• Review a Theme

  Theme reviewers help theme authors get their themes into the official WordPress theme directory. You’ll install and test themes, review code for security issues, and confirm GPL compatibility — all of which keep the directory safe and high-quality for everyone.

• Create a Pathway Guide

  Help clear barriers for new WordPress contributors by turning a pathway idea into a finished guide. Map out a clear route to contribution, get feedback, and get it published.

• Review a Pathway Guide

  Help keep pathways accurate and newcomer-friendly by actually completing the contribution a guide describes. Follow every step as a first-timer would, note where you get stuck or confused, flag broken links, and file an issue with what you find.

• Organize a Student Club

  Start a student-led WordPress Student Club on your campus where members learn, build, and contribute to the WordPress open-source project. It’s a way to grow the community from the ground up while gaining real-world open source experience.

• Create a Community Blueprint

  Help theme and plugin contributors get started faster by creating a Playground Blueprint for their project. A Blueprint is a JSON file that spins up a ready-to-go WordPress instance with the right extensions and content pre-loaded — useful for demos,…

• Document a WordPress Release

  This pathway describes how the Documentation team prepares, publishes, and maintains documentation for a major WordPress release. Following a consistent process ensures users and developers have accurate, up-to-date information when a new version ships. This process is actively evolving and…

• File a Documentation Issue

  Report documentation problems like outdated content, typos, dead links, or missing information. Well-filed issues help the team prioritize fixes and update documentation faster.

• Design a WordPress Workshop Kit

  Design a reusable set of assets that anyone can use to run a polished WordPress workshop. The Training team provides detailed guidance on planning, hosting, and facilitating workshops. Your kit complements that guidance with ready-made design assets so organizers can…

• Volunteer for a Team Meeting

  Help keep your Make WordPress team running by volunteering to facilitate a meeting or take notes. Most teams need volunteers for these roles every week, and it’s one of the most direct ways to contribute once you’ve joined a team.