Background
All users will soon be able to save articles and organize them into collections on Wikipedia. However, there is currently no indication of whether saved items and collections are visible to others. Since most content on Wikipedia is public, some users may assume their saved content is public as well, making them more hesitant to use these features. Providing a simple privacy cue can reduce that uncertainty and provide clarity.
User story
As a user, I want to know that my saved items and collections are private, so that I can confidently use these features for personal use.
Design requirements
Show a lock icon at the end of the page title to indicate that saved items are private.
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Figma
Tooltip
On desktop users should be able to hover on top to see a tool tip with the following copy: "Your saved items and collections are private and visible only to you"
On mobile show the tool tip by tapping on the icon. Design to be provided.
Requirements
Acceptance criteria
- Add the lock icon at the end of the title on saved pages
- When viewing collection, show the icon at the end of collection name
- Hovering on the lock icon on desktop show a tool tip
- Tapping on on the lock icon on mobile shows a tool tip
- Copy for the tooltip is: "Your saved items and collections are private and visible only to you"
QA strategy
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- QA by: Who should QA this task?
- QA in: Which environment? Patchdemo, beta, production...
- Test steps: Add if needed.
Communication criteria
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Rollback plan
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