Description

The current roadmap on the dashboard lists article count milestones and the admin count threshold as sequential steps in a single horizontal track:

1,000 → 5,000 → 10,000 → 25,000 → 50,000 articles → 10 admins

This is misleading for two reasons:

• Admin count and article count are independent requirements, not sequential ones. A wiki can reach 10 admins before hitting 50,000 articles, or vice versa.
• When admins are already met, the UI renders a green checkmark after a series of grey dots, implying the user completed something out of order. When admins are not yet met, they appear to be the hardest milestone, gated behind 50,000 articles.

Proposal

• Keep the horizontal stepper for article milestones only (1,000 → 5,000 → 10,000 → 25,000 → 50,000) since these are genuinely sequential and motivating to visualize as a journey.
• Move the admin requirement out of the stepper and render it as a small gate chip directly beside the 🏅 Small Wiki badge, showing current/required count (e.g. 🔒 3/10 admins). The chip turns green when the threshold is met. The badge itself dims until both conditions are satisfied.
• This makes the information hierarchy honest: article growth is the main journey, admin threshold is a prerequisite gate.

Acceptance criteria

• Admin count no longer appears as a step in the article milestone stepper
• Admin progress is shown as a chip adjacent to the Small Wiki badge
• Badge renders in its locked state when either condition is unmet, unlocked when both are met
• Banner text handles three states: article milestone in progress, articles done but admins pending, both done

Prototype: interactive mockup with demo data <prototype link>. Note: Preview Scenario switcher is for demo purposes only and not part of the implementation.

See also: T427440