Topic on Talk:Growth/Communities/Get the Growth experiments on your wiki/2023

> The page displays a tutorial for first steps based on the link found on Q915263. This is our default configuration. You can also provide a link that is not listed on Wikidata.

Hello :) Are you sure that you want to see Q915263 not the Q3945?

This question is for @Trizek (WMF). He will be able to answer next week. Thanks for working on this!

Hello

We picked this link because it was the most used by our pilot wikis. A different link can be picked: like the descriptions says, it is the default, but you can provide a different link.

I'll add the WD item you suggest as an option.

Thanks :) Can you explain what, in your opinion, should be reflected in these first steps? :)

The Homepage links to a tutorial. You just need to pick the right one that would help people understanding what is Wikipedia and how to edit.

I know this :) I just thought you might be able to advise something, since we are rewriting the help pages.

Ha, sorry!

Well, I think the best option is to think about being in an elevator: you only have a few minutes between floors to explain to someone what is Wikipedia and how to edit it. How would you phrase it for someone who don't like to read? :)

Good analogy :) Do you think the English version of the Introduction is ok? Or is it better to shorten it?

It is up to you.

The English page is a step by step, with a lot of pages.

I think you should thunk about it with a fresh mind: maybe your option would be the right one!

Ok, thanks for the opinion :)

Have you checked on the documentation we provide about Help contents?

Hi, yes, I saw this page, thanks :) I have some doubts about using tabs on example pages. As far as I know, this is not the best user experience solution.

I'm interested about tabs. Which sources have you read that tell it is not a good thing?

The main idea is that it is easier for the user to scroll the page than to click on the tab:

• https://www.freshconsulting.com/uiux-principle-21-when-and-when-not-to-use-tabs/
• http://visual-storytelling.ru/all/click-clack/
• https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/embrace-the-mental-models-of-users-by-implementing-tabs -> Potential Problems with Navigation Tabs

Thank you! This will help further thinking about this, but no work is scheduled on help pages for now.

Tabs are one of the options suggested, even if I use them on example pages. In a perfect world, we would display the tab matching the editor people use. However, we aren't in a perfect world. :/

I also have no consensus with myself about tabs :) We have to think and test. But in general, I like the these page requirements.