Hi,
The Hebrew Wikipedia community is questioning the current design of the
Mobile main page, and this raises some questions about the mobile main page
design for all languages.
I don't have a strong opinion myself, but the current tendency is to show
all the boxes rather than just a few, as it is now.
This begs the question - is it really good for mobile readers?
For example, is the mobile main page very popular at all, or is there much
more traffic to the articles?
Is there a difference between mobile main page traffic in the app and in
the mobile web?
Are there any known good practices for mobile main page design?
Finally, what is the plan for the future development of the main page? The
current software still uses HTML ids like "mp-tfa"; is there a plan to
change it?
Thanks!
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