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== Background Currently, language links are found at the bottom of the sidebar for many wikis. We would like to give the language switcher a more prominent position within the interface in order to make language switching easier. This epic will track the development of this work, as well as its deployment to our test wikis == Requirements 1. There will be a button on the top of the page 2. Selecting the button will open the list of languages 3. The list will contain the following: - suggested languages - a full list of all available languages - display settings - input settings 4. The original list will NOT appear on the sidebar 5. We will be able to track when a user switches from one language to another 6. We will be able to A/B test the frequency of language switching in the control version (current interface) and the test version (button interface). It would be prefferable if we can do the test on all users, although only logged-in users will be acceptable as well 7. Button location will require changes to the header of the page and moving current article indicators as per design guidelines == Acceptance criteria [] Finalize design and product requirements [] Develop feature based on the above and user testing results [] Deploy to all test wikis == Open questions - What about keyboard support?

== Background Currently, language links are found at the bottom of the sidebar for many wikis. We would like to give the language switcher a more prominent position within the interface in order to make language switching easier. This epic will track the development of this work, as well as its deployment to our test wikis == Requirements 1. There will be a button on the top of the page 2. Selecting the button will open the list of languages 3. The list will contain the following: - suggested languages - a full list of all available languages - display settings - input settings 4. The original list will NOT appear on the sidebar 5. We will be able to track when a user switches from one language to another 6. We will be able to A/B test the frequency of language switching in the control version (current interface) and the test version (button interface). It would be prefferable if we can do the test on all users, although only logged-in users will be acceptable as well 7. Button location will require changes to the header of the page and moving current article indicators as per design guidelines 8. We will have a non-JS fallback which will display the full list of all languages == Acceptance criteria [] Finalize design and product requirements [] Develop feature based on the above and user testing results [] Deploy to all test wikis == Open questions - What about keyboard support?

== Background Currently, language links are found at the bottom of the sidebar for many wikis. We would like to give the language switcher a more prominent position within the interface in order to make language switching easier. This epic will track the development of this work, as well as its deployment to our test wikis == Requirements 1. There will be a button on the top of the page 2. Selecting the button will open the list of languages 3. The list will contain the following: - suggested languages - a full list of all available languages - display settings - input settings 4. The original list will NOT appear on the sidebar 5. We will be able to track when a user switches from one language to another 6. We will be able to A/B test the frequency of language switching in the control version (current interface) and the test version (button interface). It would be prefferable if we can do the test on all users, although only logged-in users will be acceptable as well 7. Button location will require changes to the header of the page and moving current article indicators as per design guidelines 8. We will have a non-JS fallback which will display the full list of all languages == Acceptance criteria [] Finalize design and product requirements [] Develop feature based on the above and user testing results [] Deploy to all test wikis == Open questions - What about keyboard support?