> > Sorry if you don't like MobileFrontend's design, but it's clearly not an > opinion universally shared among readers and editors on the mobile version > of Wikimedia projects. It's nearing 20% of our overall traffic every month, > and growing like weeds.[1] Thousands of people a month are editing via > mobile too. Neither of those things would be happening if your logic was > correct, and their divergent choices from the rest of MediaWiki were really > so awful for users. The way MobileFrontend is designed is highly effective > for people on mobile devices, and I think there's no reason to block an > experiment to let people opt-in to its style of typography on desktop. > > 1. http://reportcard.wmflabs.org/graphs/pageviews_mobile
MZ primarily said the design choices of mobile differ significantly from mediawiki core, and hence don't really represent a precedent in core. This is a statement I agree with. Whether or not these choices are good ones is debatable and probably the grounds for a flamewar. However I think that's besides the point for this conversation. -bawolff _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l
