mobile first: design as if mobile is the only thing your website will ever run on
use technique called responsive design
progressively enhance the bigger the screen/capability of your device
using css grids for layout
device detection
what does mobile first mean for the apps that we build within WMF
is the current E3 work mobile ready? no.
mobile devices can't have feature parity. be user centric instead. what do we absolutely have to do? and what are they horrible at and shouldn't do
mobile enforces constraints
watchlists
name of article
date of change
summary
the wlm android app chose to show only one license option instead of the multiple on the desktop. this was a delibrate decison as mosts photos would be done by the user and it simplified the workflow
WLM participants have not asked for any new license options
Would article feedback work from mobile?
input would likely work
you would have to get rid of any hover effects
Biggest failing of the desktop is that it crams everything in
Instead were thinking about what each device is best for
Phone
Upload an image
Tablet
Curate that image
Desktop
Add that image to an article
Near by view could be used for a contribution workflow
User sees a map that shows them monuments near them that have no images
User is prompted to upload an image as they are right next to it
Could the tea house be a mobile product?
it seems similar to a Q/A site but you typically need a much longer time then what mobile offers
Quora has a lot of users who edit on mobile
Wikipedia has no interest graph
Visual editor should adapt to mobile easily
Corners on mobile devices are the easiest to touch (really good idea)
Will mobile focus more on readers?
tiny at best. we did that last year. we are now focusing on contributors
