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===Profile Information Name IRC nickname on libera.chat IRC (optional) Web Profile Resume (optional) Location (country or state) Typical working hours (include your timezone) ===Synopsis - Short summary describing your project and how it will benefit Wikimedia projects - Possible Mentor(s): @yug, @poslovitch - Have you contacted your mentors already?: No ===Deliverables Describe the timeline of your work with deadlines and milestones, broken down week by week. Make sure to include time you are planning to allocate for investigation, coding, deploying, testing and documentation ===Participation Describe how you plan to communicate progress and ask for help, where you plan to publish your source code, etc ===About Me Tell us about a few: - Your education (completed or in progress) - How did you hear about this program? - Will you have any other time commitments, such as school work, another job, planned vacation, etc, during the duration of the program? - We advise all candidates eligible for Google Summer of Code and Outreachy to apply for both programs. Are you planning to apply to both programs and, if so, with what organization(s)? - What does making this project happen mean to you? ===Past Experience - Please add links to any feature or bug fix you have written for a Wikimedia project during the application phase. - Describe any relevant projects that you've worked on previously and what knowledge you gained from working on them. - Describe any open source projects you have contributed to as a user and contributor (include links). ===Any Other Info Add any other relevant information such as UI mockups, references to related projects, a link to your proof of concept code, etc

===Profile Information Name IRC nickname on libera.chat IRC (optional) Web Profile Resume (optional) Location (country or state) Typical working hours (include your timezone) ===Synopsis - Short summary describing your project and how it will benefit Wikimedia projects The project outlined in task T359797 aims to develop and implement a novel feature set within Wikimedia projects to enhance user engagement and streamline content creation processes. By integrating innovative functionalities, this initiative seeks to significantly improve the overall user experience across Wikimedia platforms while fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing within the community. Through meticulous research, design, and development efforts, this project endeavors to contribute towards the overarching goal of advancing Wikimedia projects' accessibility, usability, and impact on a global scale. - Possible Mentor(s): @yug, @poslovitch - Have you contacted your mentors already?: No ===Deliverables Describe the timeline of your work with deadlines and milestones, broken down week by week. Make sure to include time you are planning to allocate for investigation, coding, deploying, testing and documentation **April 1 - April 14 (Community Bonding Period):** - **Community Introduction:** - Engage with the Wikimedia community to introduce the project and establish communication channels. - Familiarize oneself with relevant documentation, tools, and resources. **April 15 - May 17 (Phase 1: Planning and Preparation):** - **Week 1 - Week 5: Planning Stage:** - Review project requirements and objectives. - Define project scope and deliverables. - Create a detailed project plan, including milestones and timelines. - Identify key stakeholders and establish communication channels. **May 18 - June 7 (Phase 2: Research and Analysis):** - **Week 6 - Week 9: Research and Analysis:** - Conduct in-depth research on relevant technologies and methodologies. - Analyze existing Wikimedia projects and similar initiatives. - Gather user feedback and requirements through surveys or interviews. - Document findings and insights to inform the design and development process. **June 8 - June 30 (Phase 3: Design and Prototyping):** - **Week 10 - Week 13: Design and Prototyping:** - Develop initial design mockups and prototypes based on research findings. - Iterate on designs based on feedback from stakeholders and users. - Finalize the user interface and experience design. - Develop a functional prototype to demonstrate key features and functionalities. **July 1 - August 23 (Phase 4: Development and Testing):** - **Week 14 - Week 17: Development:** - Begin the development process based on approved designs and specifications. - Implement core functionalities and features according to the project plan. - Conduct regular code reviews and testing to ensure quality and stability. - **Week 18 - Week 20: Testing and Iteration:** - Perform comprehensive testing on the developed system. - Conduct functional, performance, and security testing. - Gather feedback from users through beta testing or usability testing. - Iterate on improvements based on testing results. **August 24 - September 14 (Phase 5: Finalization and Documentation):** - **Week 21 - Week 23: Finalization and Documentation:** - Finalize the developed system based on feedback and testing results. - Prepare comprehensive documentation, including user guides and technical specifications. - Ensure compliance with relevant standards and guidelines. **September 15 - September 22 (Final Week):** - **Week 24: Final Submission and Evaluation:** - Complete any remaining tasks and ensure project readiness. - Submit the final project deliverables. - Participate in project evaluation and feedback sessions. ===Participation Describe how you plan to communicate progress and ask for help, where you plan to publish your source code, etc I will maintain open communication channels with regular updates to mentors and the community through emails, IRC meetings, and Phabricator tasks. Feedback from mentors will be crucial for guiding my progress effectively. Engaging with the Wikimedia community via mailing lists and forums will help gather valuable insights and foster collaboration. In addition to communicating progress, I plan to publish my code on GitHub to facilitate transparency, code review, and collaboration beyond the Wikimedia community. I'll utilize common branch naming conventions such as main, feature, development, release, and hotfix to organize my work effectively. This approach ensures clarity and accessibility for anyone accessing the codebase, fostering a collaborative environment conducive to project success. ===About Me Tell us about a few: - Your education (completed or in progress) - How did you hear about this program? - Will you have any other time commitments, such as school work, another job, planned vacation, etc, during the duration of the program? - We advise all candidates eligible for Google Summer of Code and Outreachy to apply for both programs. Are you planning to apply to both programs and, if so, with what organization(s)? - What does making this project happen mean to you? ===Past Experience - Please add links to any feature or bug fix you have written for a Wikimedia project during the application phase. - Describe any relevant projects that you've worked on previously and what knowledge you gained from working on them. - Describe any open source projects you have contributed to as a user and contributor (include links). ===Any Other Info Add any other relevant information such as UI mockups, references to related projects, a link to your proof of concept code, etc

===Profile Information Name IRC nickname on libera.chat IRC (optional) Web Profile Resume (optional) Location (country or state) Typical working hours (include your timezone) ===Synopsis - Short summary describing your project and how it will benefit Wikimedia projects The project outlined in task T359797 aims to develop and implement a novel feature set within Wikimedia projects to enhance user engagement and streamline content creation processes. By integrating innovative functionalities, this initiative seeks to significantly improve the overall user experience across Wikimedia platforms while fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing within the community. Through meticulous research, design, and development efforts, this project endeavors to contribute towards the overarching goal of advancing Wikimedia projects' accessibility, usability, and impact on a global scale. - Possible Mentor(s): @yug, @poslovitch - Have you contacted your mentors already?: No ===Deliverables Describe the timeline of your work with deadlines and milestones, broken down week by week. Make sure to include time you are planning to allocate for investigation, coding, deploying, testing and documentation **April 1 - April 14 (Community Bonding Period):** - **Community Introduction:** - Engage with the Wikimedia community to introduce the project and establish communication channels. - Familiarize oneself with relevant documentation, tools, and resources. **April 15 - May 17 (Phase 1: Planning and Preparation):** - **Week 1 - Week 5: Planning Stage:** - Review project requirements and objectives. - Define project scope and deliverables. - Create a detailed project plan, including milestones and timelines. - Identify key stakeholders and establish communication channels. **May 18 - June 7 (Phase 2: Research and Analysis):** - **Week 6 - Week 9: Research and Analysis:** - Conduct in-depth research on relevant technologies and methodologies. - Analyze existing Wikimedia projects and similar initiatives. - Gather user feedback and requirements through surveys or interviews. - Document findings and insights to inform the design and development process. **June 8 - June 30 (Phase 3: Design and Prototyping):** - **Week 10 - Week 13: Design and Prototyping:** - Develop initial design mockups and prototypes based on research findings. - Iterate on designs based on feedback from stakeholders and users. - Finalize the user interface and experience design. - Develop a functional prototype to demonstrate key features and functionalities. **July 1 - August 23 (Phase 4: Development and Testing):** - **Week 14 - Week 17: Development:** - Begin the development process based on approved designs and specifications. - Implement core functionalities and features according to the project plan. - Conduct regular code reviews and testing to ensure quality and stability. - **Week 18 - Week 20: Testing and Iteration:** - Perform comprehensive testing on the developed system. - Conduct functional, performance, and security testing. - Gather feedback from users through beta testing or usability testing. - Iterate on improvements based on testing results. **August 24 - September 14 (Phase 5: Finalization and Documentation):** - **Week 21 - Week 23: Finalization and Documentation:** - Finalize the developed system based on feedback and testing results. - Prepare comprehensive documentation, including user guides and technical specifications. - Ensure compliance with relevant standards and guidelines. **September 15 - September 22 (Final Week):** - **Week 24: Final Submission and Evaluation:** - Complete any remaining tasks and ensure project readiness. - Submit the final project deliverables. - Participate in project evaluation and feedback sessions. ===Participation Describe how you plan to communicate progress and ask for help, where you plan to publish your source code, etc I will maintain open communication channels with regular updates to mentors and the community through emails, IRC meetings, and Phabricator tasks. Feedback from mentors will be crucial for guiding my progress effectively. Engaging with the Wikimedia community via mailing lists and forums will help gather valuable insights and foster collaboration. In addition to communicating progress, I plan to publish my code on GitHub to facilitate transparency, code review, and collaboration beyond the Wikimedia community. I'll utilize common branch naming conventions such as main, feature, development, release, and hotfix to organize my work effectively. This approach ensures clarity and accessibility for anyone accessing the codebase, fostering a collaborative environment conducive to project success. ===About Me Tell us about a few: - Your education (completed or in progress) - How did you hear about this program? - Will you have any other time commitments, such as school work, another job, planned vacation, etc, during the duration of the program? - We advise all candidates eligible for Google Summer of Code and Outreachy to apply for both programs. Are you planning to apply to both programs and, if so, with what organization(s)? - What does making this project happen mean to you? ===Past Experience - Please add links to any feature or bug fix you have written for a Wikimedia project during the application phase. - Describe any relevant projects that you've worked on previously and what knowledge you gained from working on them. - Describe any open source projects you have contributed to as a user and contributor (include links). ===Any Other Info Add any other relevant information such as UI mockups, references to related projects, a link to your proof of concept code, etc