Background
As a result of T415933, we detected that we could improve the navigation of suggestions across the article to avoid long scroll, especially in long articles with many sections.
This task is to explore possible solutions for the navigation of suggestions across long articles (desktop + mobile, but especially on mobile).
User stories
As someone who is view a suggestion within an article (either by way of tapping View suggestions (T414518), tapping on the suggestion "rail," or text a suggestion is relevant to), I want a quick way to navigate to the other suggestions that are available within in the article, so that I can efficiently review them without needing to manually scroll through the page to find each one.
Open questions
- 1. How (if at all) might the UX this task describes relate to the broader plans we have for the following...?
- Introducing a "place" where people can see all of the Suggestions they've acted on within an edit session
- Introducing a "place" where people can see all of the Suggestions they've declined/skipped/dismissed within an edit session
- Introducing a way for people to filter suggestions by type/priority/difficulty/etc.
- 2. How (if at all) would this UX affect how Edit Checks are presented during the mid-edit moment?
Artifacts
Design mockups, prototypes, etc.
| Design proposal |
Acceptance criteria (or Done)
Design
- Explore solutions to navigate all suggestions across the article (especially for long articles/sections on mobile)
- T424677: Conduct usability testing to test the navigation of suggestions
Implementation
- List here any acceptance criteria related to implementation
