Spec
Home View, Scenario: Picture of The Day Section (tap to go to gallery)
Gallery View
Present POTD image in its own gallery, showing metadata in the same way we do for article images.
Description
Description
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | • BGerstle-WMF | T116231 As a user, I would like to "picture of the day" on my feed. | |||
| Resolved | • BGerstle-WMF | T119669 As a user, I can view the current POTD in a fullscreen gallery view |
Event Timeline
Comment Actions
Tested the following for regressions during implementation:
Shared Behavior: Image View
- "list" thumbnail placeholder styling (search, recent, etc.)
- nearby thumbnail placeholder styling
- "preview" thumbnail placeholder styling
- list thumbnails resolution is extra small
- random thumbnail resolution is medium
- nearby thumbnail resolution is small
- preview thumbnail resolution is medium
Shared Behaviors: Image Gallery
RTL Handling
- POTD, Modal article, & article header gallery RTL handling
- iOS 8 (iOS 8.4 sim)
- iOS 9 (iPhone 6S 9.1)
Article Header Image Gallery View
- header & modal article image gallery selection sync
Shared Behavior: Horizontally Scrolling View
- Fixed! Now bounces when empty and at edges
Comment Actions
Also tested seeing the article's lead image in the gallery when tapped during article render:
- Enable 3G connection in Network Link Conditioner
- Go to an article w/a lead image
- Lead image appears after article data is downloaded
- Tap it immediately (before webview renders
- Lead image displays in gallery, then metadata appears, then high-res image
Comment Actions
Checked with 5.0.0.534 on iPad iOS 9.1
Present POTD image in its own gallery, showing metadata in the same way we do for article images.
It's been verified.
Notes:
- "Today's featured picture" on wiki has much more info (including links to prev pics, archive and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Picture_of_the_day/December_2015
- POTD has no relation with "Today's featured picture" on wiki? "Today's featured picture" seems like a totally separate feature. No possible confusion for a user?
Comment Actions
"Today's featured picture" on wiki has much more info (including links to prev pics, archive and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Picture_of_the_day/December_2015
Some features are more limited for mobile screen space.
POTD has no relation with "Today's featured picture" on wiki? "Today's featured picture" seems like a totally separate feature. No possible confusion for a user?
Its the commons picture of the day. This is potentially confusing, but so is the concept of "Commons" as separate from Wikipedia. We may need to specify in the header "Commons Picture of the Day".