User story & summary:
As a new editor, I want to receive onboarding for the section-level "add an image" suggested edits, because then I'll be more likely to successfully complete the task.
Background & research:
This task is important because funnel analysis shows that newcomers who complete onboarding are more likely to successfully complete the task.
Design:
- For the first iteration of Desktop, we will re-use the existing modal welcome tour that is already in place.
- Uses existing Desktop multi-screen onboarding modals.
- Illustrations and copy are adapted from the ones in Add a suggested image and slightly modified to convey a more section-level approach.
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| copy title | Images help people learn, but many articles don't have one. | Look at the suggested image | Look at both the article and its section | Decide if the image belongs |
| copy text | You will decide whether a suggested image should be put in a specific section of a Wikipedia article. Suggestions are machine-generated, and some of them can be incorrect. You'll use your judgment to decide whether to accept or reject them. Images come from Wikimedia Commons, a collection of freely licensed images used by Wikipedia. | Use the filename, description, and the reason it was suggested to help you decide if it should be placed in the article’s section. You can also expand the image to view it more clearly. | Read over the article and its section and think about whether the suggested image will help readers understand the content. Is it appropriate to be displayed in the section? | The suggestion may be unrelated to the section, low quality, or may not belong for other reasons. Use your judgment to decide whether the suggestion is right or wrong. For images that you accept, you'll write a short caption, and then your edit will be published. |
Acceptance Criteria:
Given I select a section-level "add an image" task,
When I've never completed this task type before OR I haven't selected "Don't show this again" previously,
Then I'm I receive section-level "add an image" onboarding
