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As a story editor I want to type an edit summary when I create/edit a story So that other editors understand what I did and review content faster ====Design details **01. Initial landing on the publish page** - Upon navigation to the Wikistories publishing page, the user's focus is directed to the story title input field. - The device's keyboard activates for this field, its borders are highlighted in blue, and a blinking cursor appears within it. - Below this field, the watchlist checkbox and the fine-print terms and conditions are visible. - The new "Write edit summary" accordion is also visible but inactive. **02. Error handling** - If a user attempts to publish a story without a title or with a duplicate title, an error message surfaces below the story title input field. - This causes the checkbox, fine-print, and accordion to be pushed down as primary focus shifts to addressing and rectifying the error. **03. Writing an edit summary** - When "Write edit summary" is tapped, the checkbox, fine-print, and story title input field move upward, creating room for an empty edit summary text box. - The keyboard becomes active, and the cursor starts blinking within this text box. - If the edit summary extend beyond the visible space within the text box, a scrollbar appears within the text box to facilitate scrolling through the content. - When a user taps outside the "Write edit summary" field, the keyboard deactivates, and the text box collapses and moves down below the fine-print. It retains any text inputted during its activation. - The page layout returns to the original state with the story title field in focus. **04. Editing a story after publishing** - After editing a published story, on returning to the publish page, the "Write edit summary" field is in its expanded form by default, with the device's keyboard active and a blinking cursor inside the empty text box for the edit summary. - Once an edit summary is written, the user can opt to publish the revised story using the primary "Publish" button. - Regardless of the state of the keyboard or the "Add edit summary" field, the entire page should be scrollable to allow access to all elements at any time. Note: For the desktop version, the same functionality applies but the layout and interactions will be adjusted to suit a desktop environment.

====Description As a story editor, I would like to include an 'edit summary' during the publishing stage, detailing the specific changes or additions I made to the story. This feature will promote quicker content review by providing other editors with an overview of my modifications. ====Design details **01. Initial landing on the publish page** - Upon navigation to the Wikistories publishing page, the user's focus is directed to the story title input field. - The device's keyboard activates for this field, its borders are highlighted in blue, and a blinking cursor appears within it. - Below this field, the watchlist checkbox and the fine-print terms and conditions are visible. - The new "Write edit summary" accordion is also visible but inactive. **02. Error handling** - If a user attempts to publish a story without a title or with a duplicate title, an error message surfaces below the story title input field. - This causes the checkbox, fine-print, and accordion to be pushed down as primary focus shifts to addressing and rectifying the error. **03. Writing an edit summary** - When "Write edit summary" is tapped, the checkbox, fine-print, and story title input field move upward, creating room for an empty edit summary text box. - The keyboard becomes active, and the cursor starts blinking within this text box. - If the edit summary extend beyond the visible space within the text box, a scrollbar appears within the text box to facilitate scrolling through the content. - When a user taps outside the "Write edit summary" field, the keyboard deactivates, and the text box collapses and moves down below the fine-print. It retains any text inputted during its activation. - The page layout returns to the original state with the story title field in focus. **04. Editing a story after publishing** - After editing a published story, on returning to the publish page, the "Write edit summary" field is in its expanded form by default, with the device's keyboard active and a blinking cursor inside the empty text box for the edit summary. - Once an edit summary is written, the user can opt to publish the revised story using the primary "Publish" button. - Regardless of the state of the keyboard or the "Add edit summary" field, the entire page should be scrollable to allow access to all elements at any time. Note: For the desktop version, the same functionality applies but the layout and interactions will be adjusted to suit a desktop environment.

As a story editor====Description I want to type an edit summary when I create/edit a story So that other editors understand what I did and review content fasterAs a story editor, I would like to include an 'edit summary' during the publishing stage, detailing the specific changes or additions I made to the story. This feature will promote quicker content review by providing other editors with an overview of my modifications. ====Design details **01. Initial landing on the publish page** - Upon navigation to the Wikistories publishing page, the user's focus is directed to the story title input field. - The device's keyboard activates for this field, its borders are highlighted in blue, and a blinking cursor appears within it. - Below this field, the watchlist checkbox and the fine-print terms and conditions are visible. - The new "Write edit summary" accordion is also visible but inactive. **02. Error handling** - If a user attempts to publish a story without a title or with a duplicate title, an error message surfaces below the story title input field. - This causes the checkbox, fine-print, and accordion to be pushed down as primary focus shifts to addressing and rectifying the error. **03. Writing an edit summary** - When "Write edit summary" is tapped, the checkbox, fine-print, and story title input field move upward, creating room for an empty edit summary text box. - The keyboard becomes active, and the cursor starts blinking within this text box. - If the edit summary extend beyond the visible space within the text box, a scrollbar appears within the text box to facilitate scrolling through the content. - When a user taps outside the "Write edit summary" field, the keyboard deactivates, and the text box collapses and moves down below the fine-print. It retains any text inputted during its activation. - The page layout returns to the original state with the story title field in focus. **04. Editing a story after publishing** - After editing a published story, on returning to the publish page, the "Write edit summary" field is in its expanded form by default, with the device's keyboard active and a blinking cursor inside the empty text box for the edit summary. - Once an edit summary is written, the user can opt to publish the revised story using the primary "Publish" button. - Regardless of the state of the keyboard or the "Add edit summary" field, the entire page should be scrollable to allow access to all elements at any time. Note: For the desktop version, the same functionality applies but the layout and interactions will be adjusted to suit a desktop environment.