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This task is about providing contributors a more focused section editing experience through isolating content within the section and removing any unrelated copy. ==User story== **When **I find part of an article that I want to edit and click the section editing button ... **I want to **click the section editing button and see that editable content secluded from the rest of the article **so that I can** focus my attention on the content I want to edit. ==General requirements== **Platform:** This feature will eventually need to exist for both desktop and mobile. Desktop should be built and deployed first. **Languages: **Editing team's target wikis **Target users:** Experienced and new editors who are using Visual Editor via the mobile web **Eventlogging: ??** **A/B testing: **This feature should be A/B testable. We might want to test these sorts of things: - Has this iteration improved the experience? - Is it easier to find what you intended to edit this way? - Are you more likely to complete your edit with this fix? ==Proposed feature design + requirements== **Mocks:** Invision mockup at: https://wikimedia.invisionapp.com/share/BVO0TWWYWNE#/334115221_Sectionediting **Slides:**https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10R0sT1CKgJ3n_QOZPwha7pkkoJmFKSjK2JcR4FBdgQQ/edit?usp=sharing **Notes on the design:** - These pain points were identified through usability testing and via a heuristic analysis. View full report here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor_on_mobile - When people click on a section edit button, they're declaring their intention to focus on that section, and we should give them that experience. To do this, we can provide the user a new screen view that only displays that one particular section to edit to reduce stimulation - In terms of addressing the pain point of focus, these are routes we decided not to go for now, but might in the future: -- create an orienting ui animation -- refine the table of contents -- tweak the toolbar -- remove the need for refocusing completely, by creating a way to do sentence-level editing

This task is about providing contributors a more focused section editing experience through isolating content within the section and removing any unrelated copy. ==User story== **When **I find part of an article that I want to edit and click the section editing button ... **I want to **click the section editing button and see that editable content secluded from the rest of the article **so that I can** focus my attention on the content I want to edit. ==General requirements== **Platform:** This feature will eventually need to exist for both desktop and mobile. Desktop should be built and deployed first. **Languages: **Editing team's target wikis **Target users:** Experienced and new editors who are using Visual Editor via the mobile web **Eventlogging: ??** **A/B testing: **This feature should be A/B testable. We might want to test these sorts of things: - Has this iteration improved the experience? - Is it easier to find what you intended to edit this way? - Are you more likely to complete your edit with this fix? ==Proposed feature design + requirements== **Mocks:** Invision mockup at: https://wikimedia.invisionapp.com/share/BVO0TWWYWNE#/334115221_Sectionediting **Slides:** https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10R0sT1CKgJ3n_QOZPwha7pkkoJmFKSjK2JcR4FBdgQQ/edit?usp=sharing **Notes on the design:** - These pain points were identified through usability testing and via a heuristic analysis. View full report here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor_on_mobile - When people click on a section edit button, they're declaring their intention to focus on that section, and we should give them that experience. To do this, we can provide the user a new screen view that only displays that one particular section to edit to reduce stimulation - In terms of addressing the pain point of focus, these are routes we decided not to go for now, but might in the future: -- create an orienting ui animation -- refine the table of contents -- tweak the toolbar -- remove the need for refocusing completely, by creating a way to do sentence-level editing

This task is about providing contributors a more focused section editing experience through isolating content within the section and removing any unrelated copy. ==User story== **When **I find part of an article that I want to edit and click the section editing button ... **I want to **click the section editing button and see that editable content secluded from the rest of the article **so that I can** focus my attention on the content I want to edit. ==General requirements== **Platform:** This feature will eventually need to exist for both desktop and mobile. Desktop should be built and deployed first. **Languages: **Editing team's target wikis **Target users:** Experienced and new editors who are using Visual Editor via the mobile web **Eventlogging: ??** **A/B testing: **This feature should be A/B testable. We might want to test these sorts of things: - Has this iteration improved the experience? - Is it easier to find what you intended to edit this way? - Are you more likely to complete your edit with this fix? ==Proposed feature design + requirements== **Mocks:** Invision mockup at: https://wikimedia.invisionapp.com/share/BVO0TWWYWNE#/334115221_Sectionediting **Slides:** https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10R0sT1CKgJ3n_QOZPwha7pkkoJmFKSjK2JcR4FBdgQQ/edit?usp=sharing **Notes on the design:** - These pain points were identified through usability testing and via a heuristic analysis. View full report here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor_on_mobile - When people click on a section edit button, they're declaring their intention to focus on that section, and we should give them that experience. To do this, we can provide the user a new screen view that only displays that one particular section to edit to reduce stimulation - In terms of addressing the pain point of focus, these are routes we decided not to go for now, but might in the future: -- create an orienting ui animation -- refine the table of contents -- tweak the toolbar -- remove the need for refocusing completely, by creating a way to do sentence-level editing