The bridge between the community and HQ
The community teams are an example of the collaboration between Umbraco HQ and the community, and allow a wonderful exchange of insight, feedback and ideas.
Joining a community team is a great way to get involved with fellow community members, connect with HQ, and contribute to the CMS!
All Community Teams members must abide by the Community Teams Agreement.
The Community Teams
The Backoffice Team
A sounding board and pool of knowledge and ideas to make the new backoffice as friendly and flexible as possible. The team are along for the ride from A to RFC.
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Group
The Diversity and Inclusion team focuses on discussing and working towards a more diverse and inclusive environment within the Umbraco Community, and Umbraco HQ itself.
The Accessibility Team
A 100% community-driven initiative, the Accessibility Team works towards making Umbraco accessible for everyone. Be it through raising awareness, identifying issues, or encouraging accessible PRs.
The Core Collaborators
The Core Collaborators encourage and manage the community's pull-requests to the CMS. The team is passionate about assisting and supporting contributors.
The Package Team
The Package Team is an initiative that aims to empower Umbraco package developers and to encourage more community members to create and use packages.
The Sustainability Team
The first-ever official team in Umbraco dedicated to working only on sustainability initiatives in Umbraco
Sounding board teams
The CMS Team
A sounding board and forum for the Umbraco CMS team, with discussions on features, ideas, strategy, and more.
The Headless Team
A sounding board to support Umbraco's Headless journey by giving instant feedback to current and future Headless initiatives within Umbraco.
Retired teams
The Documentation Curators
The Documentation Curators focused on a process that revolves around enabling and helping contributors to the documentation.
The Unicore Team
The Unicore Team worked together to help bridge Umbraco onto ASP.NET Core, aka the Unicore project. As Umbraco released fully .NET Core Umbraco 9 in September 2021, the Unicore team was no longer needed and therefore retired.