Teams and Committees
Teamwork transforms our community’s vision into a reality.
TYPO3 teams and committees advance the TYPO3 project through collaboration, clear objectives, and well-organized projects. They put in the necessary and regular effort that makes TYPO3 work for its community.
Join today
As a member or contributor to a team or committee, you can …
- Build relationships with TYPO3 users from around the world
- Work with a dedicated team to advance a TYPO3 project
- Gain knowledge and mentor others with different experience levels in TYPO3
- Contribute your unique skills — technical, non-technical, and beyond
Leadership and coordination
Each team and committee have a person assigned as lead and co-lead. The leads have a regular team meeting each month, approximately every three weeks. They use the #t3a-and-team-leaders channel in TYPO3 Slack for coordination.
Making contact
Most teams have an open channel in TYPO3 Slack that you can use to contact them and offer help. Check out each team or committee page to find out how to contact them.
Find a team or committee
Teams are self-initiated, community-driven groups with specific responsibilities.
Committees are initiated by the TYPO3 Association Board and work toward a set of predefined goals, defined by the Association.
Academic Committee
The TYPO3 Academic Committee is made up of TYPO3 Association members from universities that use TYPO3-CMS for their homepages.
Documentation Team
Our main goal is to provide comprehensive, relevant, up-to-date and easy to find documentation about TYPO3 products for all users.
Localization
The TYPO3 Localization Team maintains the infrastructure and services for translating TYPO3 core and extensions into multiple languages, and welcomes new contributors as translators, developers, or team members.
Marketing
Create. Communicate. Contribute. Support us with sharing your knowledge and help us to spread the word about TYPO3.