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This task is about giving users the option to opt out of seeing the guidance panel (Note: This does ***not*** include opting out of the nurture dialog which is shown after a suggested edit is completed.) ==== User job story **When I** want to stop seeing the guidance pop-up (either because I am familiar with the help or have no interest in using it), **...I want to** be able to easily turn it off forever... **...so that I** can get to reading or editing the article without it being in my way. === Proposed design Based on the above story, there are two ways we may want to provide opt-out, when users explicitly or implicitly want to opt-out. ==== 1. User-initiated (explicit) opt-out Here, we want to provide an ability for users to opt out of seeing guidance panel via preferences at any time. Preferences can be accessed as a menu option in the Settings cog in the guidance panel. {F31629391} ==== 2. System initiated opt-out The user is given the option to turn off the guidance panel directly from a dialog after they perform certain actions that strongly imply their desire to no longer see this content. This will be when: - User closes the guidance panel `X` times within `Y` seconds of opening a Suggested edit article and not interacting with it. - User who has completed `Z` suggested edits of a particular type closes the guidance panel within `Y` seconds of opening a Suggested edit article of the same suggested edit type, without interacting with it. The X, Y, and Z values should be configurable. Mock: {F31629394} Note that the checkbox to "Don't show again ever" is off by default.

This task is about giving users the option to opt out of receiving guidance content being pushed to them when they arrive on a suggested edit. This includes opting out of: * The help panel being open by default when a user arrives on an article on desktop. * The [[ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T244434 | mobile peek ]] being present when a user arrives on an article on mobile. * The [[ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T244435 | pulsing blue dot ]] on any platform. But this would not allow them to opt out of the [[ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T245790 | post-edit dialog ]] which is shown after a suggested edit is completed. ==== User job story **When I** want to stop seeing the guidance pop-up (either because I am familiar with the help or have no interest in using it), **...I want to** be able to easily turn it off forever... **...so that I** can get to reading or editing the article without it being in my way. === Proposed design Based on the above story, there are two ways we may want to provide opt-out, when users explicitly or implicitly want to opt-out. ==== 1. User-initiated (explicit) opt-out Here, we want to provide an ability for users to opt out of seeing guidance panel via preferences at any time. Preferences can be accessed as a menu option in the Settings cog in the guidance panel. {F31629391} ==== 2. System initiated opt-out The user is given the option to turn off the guidance panel directly from a dialog after they perform certain actions that strongly imply their desire to no longer see this content. This will be when: - User closes the guidance panel `X` times within `Y` seconds of opening a Suggested edit article and not interacting with it. - User who has completed `Z` suggested edits of a particular type closes the guidance panel within `Y` seconds of opening a Suggested edit article of the same suggested edit type, without interacting with it. The X, Y, and Z values should be configurable. Mock: {F31629394} Note that the checkbox to "Don't show again ever" is off by default.

This task is about giving users the option to opt out of seeing the guidance panel (Note: This does ***not*** include opting out of the nurture dialogreceiving guidance content being pushed to them when they arrive on a suggested edit. This includes opting out of: * The help panel being open by default when a user arrives on an article on desktop. * The [[ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T244434 | mobile peek ]] being present when a user arrives on an article on mobile. * The [[ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T244435 | pulsing blue dot ]] on any platform. But this would not allow them to opt out of the [[ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T245790 | post-edit dialog ]] which is shown after a suggested edit is completed.) ==== User job story **When I** want to stop seeing the guidance pop-up (either because I am familiar with the help or have no interest in using it), **...I want to** be able to easily turn it off forever... **...so that I** can get to reading or editing the article without it being in my way. === Proposed design Based on the above story, there are two ways we may want to provide opt-out, when users explicitly or implicitly want to opt-out. ==== 1. User-initiated (explicit) opt-out Here, we want to provide an ability for users to opt out of seeing guidance panel via preferences at any time. Preferences can be accessed as a menu option in the Settings cog in the guidance panel. {F31629391} ==== 2. System initiated opt-out The user is given the option to turn off the guidance panel directly from a dialog after they perform certain actions that strongly imply their desire to no longer see this content. This will be when: - User closes the guidance panel `X` times within `Y` seconds of opening a Suggested edit article and not interacting with it. - User who has completed `Z` suggested edits of a particular type closes the guidance panel within `Y` seconds of opening a Suggested edit article of the same suggested edit type, without interacting with it. The X, Y, and Z values should be configurable. Mock: {F31629394} Note that the checkbox to "Don't show again ever" is off by default.