[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #48758: Repurpose 'Hello World' post to also serve as a Gutenberg tutorial

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#48758: Repurpose 'Hello World' post to also serve as a Gutenberg tutorial
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 Reporter:  nrqsnchz                           |       Owner:  (none)
     Type:  enhancement                        |      Status:  new
 Priority:  normal                             |   Milestone:  Awaiting
                                               |  Review
Component:  General                            |     Version:
 Severity:  normal                             |  Resolution:
 Keywords:  has-screenshots needs-copy-review  |     Focuses:  ui, ui-copy
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Changes (by hedgefield):

 * keywords:  needs-design-feedback has-screenshots needs-copy-review =>
     has-screenshots needs-copy-review


Comment:

 What a great idea @nrqsnchz! Your mockup post is already a good example of
 what this could be, and definitely fills a void that the GB showcase post
 and onboarding modal don't service.

 I'd love to upgrade the Hello World post too, it feels like a relic from
 the days where only programmers wrote anything on the web. The term is
 cute, but I wonder how many people starting a blog today have any idea
 what it means.

 A salient point that @michaelarestad makes though that I had not
 considered in my initial enthusiasm for this is that indeed you'll
 probably see the post on your frontend first before encountering it in the
 editor. That might be a weird moment in the flow to give editor guidance.
 Some of that might work better as an interactive tutorial on top once you
 open it in the editor - but that might be another discussion.

 As far as design goes, I like your first draft a lot. One thing I'd be
 interested to explore is if we should use more abstract representations of
 the editor UI in the images? When I look at the post I can't quite tell
 which ones are images and which ones are actual UI. Maybe just putting a
 colored border/background around the images would make them stand out
 more?

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