Background
Not all users want the same default experience. Some may prefer the editorial quality of community curated content, while others want immediate personalization based on their interests. Giving users this choice during onboarding sets the right expectations and increases the chance their first feed experience feels relevant and worth exploring. After selecting their interests, users should be asked what type of content they want to see first in their explore feed. This task covers the "What would you like to see first?" screen, where users choose between community curated content and personalized content.
User Story
As a new user who has completed interest selection, I want to choose the default type of content in my feed, so that my explore feed reflects how I want to discover Wikipedia from day one.
Requirements
- Users should be presented with two options: "Community-related content" and "Personalized content", each with a preview of representative article cards. Community should be selected by default.
- Selecting an option should update the UI to reflect the active choice. The user can then proceed to the next step or skip, which should apply the default (community) and land them in the feed.
- The selection made here should be saved and used to configure the initial state of the explore feed.
- Community sample cards should be a representation of In the News, Featured Article and Picture of the Day
- For You sample cards should leverage the top 3 interests chosen in the previous screen or from the users reading history if they have a reading history.
- If the user has no reading history and has not selected any interests, the "Personalized content" feed preference option should be disabled with a brief explanation that they can enable it later by adding interests in their settings.
