[Blocked on Figma master files] Do a UXW content audit of the Oppia website.

[seanlip]

Platform
Oppia Web | Oppia Android

Describe the request

Perform a UX Writing audit of either (a) the "master file" mocks for the website and Android app, if they exist, or (b) the current website/app. This includes the following pages (more can be added to this issue if needed):

• Splash page and onboarding experience (Web)
• Onboarding experience (Android)
• About pages (Web)
• Partnerships page (Web)
• Volunteer page (Web)
• Donate page (Web)

Some things to ensure:

• Copy should be in line with our UXW style guide (both in terms of tone, e.g. friendliness, and also in terms of style rules, e.g. sentence-casing)
• The user's experience is smooth and delightful
• The copy supports the organization's mission and goals
• Within all pages that serve a particular audience (learners, teachers, volunteers, etc.), the writing style is consistent

If any changes are needed, outline them in a document/Figma file for implementation by the technical team.

Note: Here is an old audit doc -- see #32. Linking it here in case it's relevant.

UXR success criteria

• All Oppia pages use a consistent voice and follow a consistent style appropriate for their audience
• The user experience on the Oppia pages is smooth and delightful. The copy is easy to understand and supports the organization's mission and goals.

DESIGN APPROVAL CHECKLIST -- DO NOT EDIT.

• UX Design approved (Android mocks should include dark mode)
• UX Writing approved
• Product approved

For a design project to be completed, it needs approval from UXD, UXW and PM. Please tag the following reviewers when your project is ready (at least one reviewer for each of the bullet points below):

• UXD: @rflore / @S4v8n (for Web projects), @seanlip (for Android projects)
• UXW: @tamiorendain
• PM: @seanlip

[seanlip]

Per @tamiorendain's email: she and Pretty chatted this week about collaborating on an Oppia website content audit, and decided:

• UXW will wait until the Figma master files are ready to work with
• Once the files are ready, the UXW team and Pretty can work together to establish timelines and roles for the audit

/cc @S4v8n @rflore