By contributing to Learn WordPress, you can help give those new or already using WordPress a roadmap for their learning journey. This could be through gaining a better understanding of the difference between a post and a page, improving your code skills, or progressing and sharing your skills as a longer-term contributor. 

Learn WordPress connects multiple WordPress Make teams, business owners, professionals, and individual users with ways to navigate their journey through WordPress the software and WordPress, the open-source project. 

WordPress.org is made up of many different teams. These work together on Learn WordPress, the resource launched at the end of 2020. We are currently working on a proposed roadmap for content that will aim to include the learning needs of a wide range of audiences, from website visitors, designers, and developers, to supporting those with accessibility needs. This will help guide future content on http://learn.wordpress.org. Roadmaps to learning are similar to a syllabus of curriculum but presented in a visually organized manner, like a flow-chart. 

How You Can Contribute to Learn WordPress

Whether you are a developer, designer, content creator, or someone just getting started with building websites, there is a place for you in this community-driven effort. Contributing does not require deep technical knowledge — you might help by reviewing existing tutorials for accuracy, suggesting new topics based on questions you frequently encounter, or creating short video walkthroughs that guide learners step by step. The platform welcomes contributions of all sizes, and every bit of involvement helps make WordPress education more accessible to a global audience.

If you are interested in getting more involved with the WordPress community beyond content creation, check out my post on working in WordPress tech support for a look at other ways to contribute your skills. Every contribution, no matter how small, strengthens the WordPress ecosystem and helps new users succeed.