Context
This task continues design work from T426702: Design prototyping: Personal Dashboard + Homepage [FY26-27, Deepen Engagement 1.3], which explored Dashboard layout paradigms, onboarding simplification, and navigation, and T420862: Early Design Ideation: Personal Dashboard + Homepage [FY26-27, Deepen Engagement 1.3] before it.
We are now moving from exploration to definition: the parent task covers the final designs and specs for the pilot wiki release of Home.
This subtask covers only the Mentorship module.
For this release we are aiming to improve second-week retention.
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Contributors/Strategy
Task Objective
Produce final mobile and desktop designs and specs for the Mentorship module on Home, sufficient for engineering handoff.
The module must:
- Be capable of fully replacing the Mentorship experience on the existing Newcomer Homepage for new accounts on pilot wikis
- Be mobile-first: all core flows optimized for mobile, with desktop parity
- Be designed for the new Home view, which is delivered technically via the PersonalDashboard extension.
Designs
- Mobile and desktop layouts for the Mentorship module on Home
- All module states: loading, populated, Opted-out of Mentorship, error(?)
- The ask-a-question flow from the module (entry point, composition, confirmation)
UX specs & display states needing definition
Conditional display
- What does Mentorship look like for experienced editors? Is it shown at all, and if so, in what form? Do current Mentors also see this view?
- If the user opts out of mentorship, what remains in its place, and how do they restore it?
Content & layout edge cases
- Long mentor usernames and long mentor intro messages: truncation behavior on small viewports
- RTL layouts and long translated strings
Acceptance Criteria
- Final mobile and desktop designs for Mentorship on Home
- All module states designed
- Ask-a-question flow documented
- Specs documenting conditional display logic (experienced editors, opt-out), sufficient for engineering handoff







