Add your feedback mockup from Pau Giner
A number of users have asked for an easier way to add article feedback from the feedback page (right now, you have to click on 'Article', then scroll down to the bottom of the page, which only power users are likely to consider.
To solve this problem, we propose an 'Add your feedback' button at the top right corner of the feedback page (in the same place as where the survey button used to be), as proposed in this mockup from Pau Giner:
From a development purpose, we seem to have two options:
- simply re-use the same code we already built for the overlay mode we used before from the 'Improve this page' links. That code has been fully tested and I suspect it should be really easy to port it over to the feedback page;
2)use a single-screen form that shows all the feedback form fields together at once (instead of spread out over multiple screens), as proposed by Pau.
I leave it up to Matthias to let us know if it's easy or hard to create the single-screen feedback form layout Pau proposed. Ideally, we would aim to spend no more than half a day on this feature -- or hold off.
If we decide to go with the single-screen option, I propose these copy changes:
- Say 'Add your feedback' instead of 'Improve this page'.
- Say 'Add your feedback' instead of 'Add feedback' for the form title.
- Consider adding 'in this page' at the end of the question, with a link to the article in a new tab or window:
'Did you find what you were looking for <in this article>?'
- The font size for the '+ Add your feedback' top button could be a bit smaller, so it doesn't dominate the top of the page so much, more like the size of what we now have for the survey button.
- I also recommend adding 'your' to make it clear that it's about you.
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