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Create a better workflow/resource for teams requesting help from Design Systems team
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Current problem: it's unclear how to request help from the Design Systems team.
Impact: our requests are scattered across many different communication channels, including private 1-1 messages, making it difficult for DST to have a shared understanding of who needs help and when, resulting in slower response times and a confusing experience for the teams we want to help. This hinders teams from adopting Codex.

We have https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Design_Systems_Team/Working_with_us, and https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Design_Systems_Team/Design_System_Governance_Model, but these artifacts are primarily focused on contributors to Codex. As we explore ways to increase awareness and adoption of Codex, we need a better request framework for consumers of Codex, specifically the "top of the funnel" process for requesting support and a shared expectation for an initial response from DST.

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ldelench_wmf created this task.

Last call for feedback at this early stage - if there are no immediate concerns, I will pull this into mediawiki this week & share the process with my fellow program managers. cc @CCiufo-WMF @NHillard-WMF @Catrope

Looks good to me. Thank you for working on this, Lauren!

Apologies, annual planning has taken over my life - should have time to make this update this week.

@CCiufo-WMF moving to product sign-off; feel free to edit the page as you see fit. Next we'll need to figure out whether initial review of incoming requests is part of chore wheel, a PM thing, etc. I'm happy to help keep an eye on it for now.

ldelench_wmf set the point value for this task to 1.May 5 2023, 6:01 PM

@ldelench_wmf this looks good to me! Thanks for driving this. +1 for needing to come up with a process to guarantee consistent triaging. We also still need to filter through the current requests.