Wikimedia Apps/Team/iOS/Watchlist/Design Feedback Guardrail

Introduction

We are excited to announce that the Watchlist feature is debuting in the Wikipedia iOS app. As we strive to create the best user experience, your feedback will shape the initial version of the feature. Please share your thoughts and suggestions on the discussion page. Thank you in advance for your participation.

While we welcome feedback from all, we are especially interested in hearing from:

• Editors or Organizers
• Located in Morocco, Cameroon, Algeria, Uruguay, or DR Congo
• Active on French or Spanish Wikipedia

Please feel free to respond to the questions inline and sign your name. Alternatively, you can answer on the talk page.

Questionnaire

1. Have you used the Watchlist feature on other platforms (e.g. Wikipedia on Desktop or Mobile Web)?

2. Has the existence and usage of the Watchlist feature impacted your current work? If so, how?

3. How does adding the Watchlist feature influence your perception of the Wikipedia iOS app? Please describe any positive, negative, or neutral feelings.

4. Below are a few screenshots of the newly proposed designs. Please look at them and describe what you like, dislike and suggest improvements. The screenshots show text in English, but the process is the same for all languages.

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  This screenshot shows the Watchlist home screen features with the items you’ve added to your Watchlist.
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  Tapping “Watch” reveals a toast message. The toast message can be tapped to reveal “Watchlist expiry”.
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  The updated diff view design features “From” and “To” information.
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  On the article page, A “More” menu item will be added to the toolbar at the bottom right. Tapping the item reveals a menu that contains the “Watch” item.

5. What negative impacts, if any, do you foresee with introducing the Watchlist feature to the app?

6. Can you think of any strategies to mitigate these potential negative impacts when introducing the Watchlist feature on iOS?

7. Please look at the proposed designs for “undo” and “revert”. Describe what you like, dislike and suggest improvements.

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  Diff actions feature navigating through changes, undo, thank, watch/unwatch, share and rollback (rights required)
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  Tapping “Undo” reveals a dialog that requires an edit summary.
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  Tapping “Rollback” reveals a dialog that reverts the user’s edit and their consecutive previous edits to that page with a single click.

8. Do you have ideas for other interventions or features for users that monitor edits, besides the edit summary, that might be helpful to you?