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As a user, I want to add Statements using coordinate datatypes to Wikidata, and see them displayed on the main page. {F71469403} [[ https://www.figma.com/design/9RwXYJxIYnuglDCwfBWi9H/MEX-Milestone-4--separated-because-file-was-too-heavy-?node-id=138-6172&t=bnULbyseexhrBWhV-1 | Figma File ]] - Once any property related to coordinates is selected: the input field for coordinates appears - When the input field is active, the native keyboard is activated - we need letters numbers and punctuation ---- discuss with team how to make paste action easier, since this is probably what users do most and can be tricky {F71469410} **Once there is something in the input field:** - The popover for coordinates appears - The display for coordinate rendering and precision starts reflecting the changes - If the coordinate is not valid: display "Malformed value" - If the coordinate is valid, the map appears and the publish button becomes blue (default state) - The map is view only, moving around does change the coordinate input - Discuss with team if we should have a full view on mobile - The links to wikimedia maps and openstreet maps are to be open in new tabs **The precision button & drop-down:** {F71469415} - Are native components and will look different according to operating system. - These allows the user to override the automatic selection, and select their own. - The button itself should be big enough to display the word automatic in whatever is the display language*, in a font size 12 - If the user selects something other than "automatic": ---- the location rendered and the precision value update accordingly ---- The selection reflects in the button, truncated to the same amount of letters that the word automatic has in the displayed language* OR if easier, lets say 10 values. This will make the value in the button hard to decifer, but the precision will be stated in front in the big display anyway. It is only important for the user to understand that it is not longer in automatic modus - the drop-down also allows the user to revert back into automatic selection: this is the first option in the menu *in the case of english 9 - in the case of german "automatisch" 11, for example.

As a user, I want to add Statements using coordinate datatypes to Wikidata, and see them displayed on the main page. {F71508023} [[ https://www.figma.com/design/9RwXYJxIYnuglDCwfBWi9H/MEX-Milestone-4--separated-because-file-was-too-heavy-?node-id=138-6172&t=bnULbyseexhrBWhV-1 | Figma File ]] - Once any property related to coordinates is selected: the input field for coordinates appears - When the input field is active, the native keyboard is activated - we need letters numbers and punctuation ---- discuss with team how to make paste action easier, since this is probably what users do most and can be tricky {F71508026} **Once there is something in the input field:** - The popover for coordinates appears - The display for coordinate rendering and precision starts reflecting the changes - If the coordinate is not valid: display "Malformed value" - If the coordinate is valid, the map appears and the publish button becomes blue (default state) - The map is view only, moving around does change the coordinate input - Discuss with team if we should have a full view on mobile - The links to wikimedia maps and openstreet maps are to be open in new tabs **The precision button & drop-down:** {F71508029} - Are native components and will look different according to operating system. - These allows the user to override the automatic selection, and select their own. - The button itself should be big enough to display the word automatic in whatever is the display language*, in a font size 12 - If the user selects something other than "automatic": ---- the location rendered and the precision value update accordingly ---- The selection reflects in the button, truncated to the same amount of letters that the word automatic has in the displayed language* OR if easier, lets say 10 values. This will make the value in the button hard to decifer, but the precision will be stated in front in the big display anyway. It is only important for the user to understand that it is not longer in automatic modus - the drop-down also allows the user to revert back into automatic selection: this is the first option in the menu *in the case of english 9 - in the case of german "automatisch" 11, for example.

As a user, I want to add Statements using coordinate datatypes to Wikidata, and see them displayed on the main page. {F71469403}508023} [[ https://www.figma.com/design/9RwXYJxIYnuglDCwfBWi9H/MEX-Milestone-4--separated-because-file-was-too-heavy-?node-id=138-6172&t=bnULbyseexhrBWhV-1 | Figma File ]] - Once any property related to coordinates is selected: the input field for coordinates appears - When the input field is active, the native keyboard is activated - we need letters numbers and punctuation ---- discuss with team how to make paste action easier, since this is probably what users do most and can be tricky {F71469410}508026} **Once there is something in the input field:** - The popover for coordinates appears - The display for coordinate rendering and precision starts reflecting the changes - If the coordinate is not valid: display "Malformed value" - If the coordinate is valid, the map appears and the publish button becomes blue (default state) - The map is view only, moving around does change the coordinate input - Discuss with team if we should have a full view on mobile - The links to wikimedia maps and openstreet maps are to be open in new tabs **The precision button & drop-down:** {F71469415}508029} - Are native components and will look different according to operating system. - These allows the user to override the automatic selection, and select their own. - The button itself should be big enough to display the word automatic in whatever is the display language*, in a font size 12 - If the user selects something other than "automatic": ---- the location rendered and the precision value update accordingly ---- The selection reflects in the button, truncated to the same amount of letters that the word automatic has in the displayed language* OR if easier, lets say 10 values. This will make the value in the button hard to decifer, but the precision will be stated in front in the big display anyway. It is only important for the user to understand that it is not longer in automatic modus - the drop-down also allows the user to revert back into automatic selection: this is the first option in the menu *in the case of english 9 - in the case of german "automatisch" 11, for example.