Reading/Web/Design
About
editSince mid 2016 and the design team of the Reading department has been working on enhancing the UX (user exprience) and UI (user interface) of Wikipedia mobile site. Design for Reading Web is an evolving effort. This page is updated with design related projects that the team is working on and the changes that have been made.
The reading web, design related phabricator board is where you can keep track of the progress of the tasks, while below, is a list of all changes that are proposed, need discussion, planned, or in current implementation.
Ongoing
editWe are actively working on smaller and bigger projects and could use your feedback in providing better solutions.
"1.Improve site branding on mobile
editStatus: 
In progress
Problem: Making our logo and site branding consistent and more clear for our our projects and extended 3rd party usage.
2. Improve Article Notes
editStatus: In progress
Problem statement: Orient reader about the subject of the article at first glance. Evaluate the position of lead paragraph, redirect information, hatnotes, and page issues.
3. Improving Print styles
Status: In progress
Problem statement: Provide readable and eco friendly way of printing wikipedia articles. Include Wikipedia wordmark in print styles.
3. Add Wikipedia Wordmark on Mobile website
Status: In progress
Problem statement: New readers research showed a lack of awareness around wikipedia as a brand. We need to raise awareness around the fact that readers are reading articles on Wikipedia.
Recent Changes
edit1. Improve language switching
Status: 
Done
Problem statement: It was difficult to switch languages on Wikipedia on phones.
2. Improve colors to comply with WCAG 2.0
Status: Done
Problem statement: UI colors used on Wikipedia weren't WCAG compliant for contrast.
3. Improve footer for MobileFrontend
Status: Done
Problem statement: separation of chrome and content was an issue on article layout. We started fixing it by improving the footer of wikipedia with better alignment of elements and creating space for future footer elements like Related Pages More Information