NOTE: surveys will be enabled on September 9
Background
- We would like to recruit participants to our UI and non-UI experiments using quicksurveys
- We will run 2 surveys that will recruit participants for each of the experiments
User story
- As a reader, I would like to be told when there's opportunity to do user testing for new features, so that I can help out Wikipedia
Requirements non-UI survey
Quicksurvey setup
- The survey will display a single question
- Survey will link to a Google form with the remainder of the questions
- Quicksurvey will display for 5% of logged-out users on English Wikipedia
- Quicksurvey will display for 10% of logged-out users on Spanish Wikipedias
- Quicksurvey will contain the following copy: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SgYzlElvZ4ohvRtxPG1EuiQPsiZBEcqifk8aaJ8IBLI/edit?gid=1621294468#gid=1621294468 (tab: non-UI survey)
- The copy includes a link to the privacy policy for the survey, provided directly in the table
- Check form, get green light from @Edtadros
- Enable September 9
Requirements UI survey
- The survey will display a single question
- Survey will link to the browser extension landing page
- The survey will only be available for users of Google Chrome
- Quicksurvey will display for 5% of logged-out users on English Wikipedia
- Quicksurvey will display for 10% of logged-out users on Spanish Wikipedias
- Quicksurvey will contain the following copy: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SgYzlElvZ4ohvRtxPG1EuiQPsiZBEcqifk8aaJ8IBLI/edit?gid=1735719142#gid=1735719142 (tab UI Survey setup)
- Check form, get green light from @Edtadros
- Enable September 9
Requirement
Set up two QuickSurveys to recruit participants for UI and non-UI experiments on English and Spanish Wikipedias. The non-UI survey links to a Google form, while the UI survey links to the browser extension landing page. The surveys target logged-out users, with specific percentages for each wiki. The surveys should go live on September 9th.
BDD
Feature: Quicksurvey Setup for UI and Non-UI Experiments
Scenario: Display non-UI survey for logged-out users
Given the user is logged out
And the user visits English or Spanish Wikipedia
When the survey is displayed
Then the user sees a single question linked to a Google form
And the survey displays to 5% of users on English Wikipedia and 10% on Spanish Wikipedia
Scenario: Display UI survey for logged-out users on Chrome
Given the user is logged out and using Google Chrome
And the user visits English or Spanish Wikipedia
When the survey is displayed
Then the user sees a single question linked to the browser extension landing page
And the survey displays to 5% of users on English Wikipedia and 10% on Spanish WikipediaTest Steps
Test Case 1: Verify Non-UI Survey Display for Logged-Out Users
- Log out and visit English Wikipedia.
- AC1: Confirm that the survey displays for 5% of logged-out users with a link to a Google form.
- Repeat the steps for Spanish Wikipedia, ensuring the survey appears for 10% of logged-out users.
Test Case 2: Verify UI Survey Display for Logged-Out Chrome Users
- Log out and open English Wikipedia in Google Chrome.
- AC2: Confirm that the survey displays for 5% of logged-out Chrome users with a link to the browser extension landing page.
- Repeat the steps for Spanish Wikipedia, ensuring the survey appears for 10% of logged-out Chrome users.
Design
- Add mockups and design requirements
Communication criteria - does this need an announcement or discussion?
- Add communication criteria
Rollback plan
- What is the rollback plan in production for this task if something goes wrong?
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QA Results - Prod
| AC | Status | Details |
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| 1 | ✅ | T373039#10139425 |
| 2 | ✅ | T373039#10139425 |
