I think the content and presentation of the document are both very good. Where will the presentation live? Will the Mediawiki page and Design style guide link to the google slide presentation, or would we host the presentation on Commons and link to it from there?

Updated mocks in this ticket: T233016

Updates in the works:

Sounds good! We'll see how testing goes this week, and I'll have any
changes made and shared before I'm off bc of moving mid-next week.

Can confirm this is correct. Rejected tags have a slightly different treatment in the latest iteration (which I'll be testing):

@egardner I keep this ticket pretty up to date FYI: T214414

I've been trying out different ways of linking out to the image's file page, in case users need to go there for whatever reason. It'd also be good for users to be able to "zoom" in on an image as well. We can feed two birds with one seed by using existing functionality: when a user taps on an image, that image opens in MediaViewer. This works really well on mobile web, because MediaViewer is an overlay, I believe. If MV is turned off, tapping on an image could just open the FP in a new tab.

Tested it this morning with two images, and adding statements to one image each, and copying to the other. Seems to work fine...

Closing this because we went with another solution (linking the labels themselves) and that is now live.

Closing this old ticket, because it was completed (with just one tester) nearly a year ago. Feedback was incorporated into Captions at that time.

I took a look at this and it works fine for me.

Hi @AnneT! I can answer #2. Yes, we would want to disable the Edit link. I know these mocks are old and don't show the Edit link at all, but I think showing that the Edit link is disabled is good additional context for users.