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What does this change?
Implements the logic to show the gallery-style onwards content in all articles in the AB test.
I used an amalgamation of the previous AB test to implement gallery-style onwards content and the
MoreGalleries.tsxfile, which is the current way we render onwards content for gallery articles.The top onwards content container will show the updated design. The bottom onwards content container remains the same for the purposes of this AB test.
There aren't designs for this new style of onwards content: we have designs for this version of onwards content on gallery pages, but these cards look much different to standard cards. I've tried to make it look reasonable, but it would take an involved refactor of spacing within the Card component to how it handles onwards content to align everything perfectly, which I think is not worth doing until we have designs.
Why?
The WebX team recently migrated gallery articles to DCAR and whilst doing so implemented a new design for onwards content. An example can be seen in this gallery article
We would like to know whether using this type of design would lead to better user engagement (measured through click-through rate and session length) than the current design used on non-gallery articles.
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