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Handling beta #1124

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https://github.com/orgs/ethereum-optimism/projects/40/views/11?sliceBy%5Bvalue%5D=brokewhale&pane=issue&itemId=83945211&issue=ethereum-optimism%7Cdevrel%7C383

Added overview to the beta features section

Beta features

We can still answer and support beta features but for deeper issues:

  • Create a new section under the OP Stack docs, call the subsection "Beta Features"
  • Move all the current beta feature documentation under that section
  • Add an overview page that references these pages and describes what beta features mean
  • Add a note that an issue should be logged to the monorepo if any bugs are found
  • Add redirects

https://www.notion.so/oplabs/Beta-Feature-Rollout-Alignment-1-Pager-May-2024-1b72acadaa5e45e0892fd9a6d54e3c1f#b1b049564ecd4501bac29e9897d4b931

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The pull request introduces significant revisions to the documentation for the "Beta Features" section of the OP Stack ecosystem. It shifts the focus from specific features like "Alt Da Mode" and "Custom Gas Token" to a broader overview of beta features, emphasizing their benefits and the feedback process. A new warning callout is included at the beginning to inform users that all features are in beta and may change.

The introduction has been expanded to welcome users and clarify the purpose of beta features, highlighting their role in gathering feedback for tool refinement. New sections titled "What Are Beta Features?" and "Benefits of Using Beta Features?" have been added to explain the advantages of early access and the importance of user feedback. A "Key Considerations" section advises users about potential bugs and limited support during the testing phase.

The documentation also details the feedback process, guiding users on how to document experiences and report issues. Additionally, the list of available beta features has been updated, removing the term "explainer" from the titles of "Alt-DA Mode" and "Custom Gas Token," while enhancing visual elements with icons.

In the accompanying JSON file, minor formatting changes were made to align with JSON standards, specifically the indentation of certain keys.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add alt-da mode docs #752: This PR adds documentation for "Alt-DA Mode," which is directly related to the changes in the main PR that discuss beta features, including "Alt-DA Mode."
  • Rename Plasma to Alt-da, Add Breaking Changes #886: This PR updates documentation regarding the transition from Plasma to Alt-DA, which aligns with the main PR's focus on beta features and their implications.
  • altda: soften beta warning wording #900: This PR softens the beta warning wording for the Alt-DA feature, which is relevant to the main PR's emphasis on beta features and user feedback.
  • updating notice to have info on breaking changes #889: This PR adds information about breaking changes related to the Alt-DA mode, which connects to the main PR's updates on beta features and user guidance.
  • updated callout info #892: This PR updates callout information regarding the Alt-DA mode, which is pertinent to the main PR's focus on beta features and their communication.
  • adding op-deployer callouts #1016: This PR adds callouts to direct users to the op-deployer tool, which is relevant as it enhances the documentation related to the deployment of features discussed in the main PR.
  • Update rollup.mdx #1127: This PR updates the rollup configuration documentation, which may relate to the broader context of beta features and their configurations discussed in the main PR.

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9-11: Enhance the warning message clarity and formatting.

Consider these improvements:

  1. Remove the bold formatting and use more direct language
  2. Be more specific instead of using "here"
<Callout type="warning">
-  **Note:** All features listed here are currently in beta and under active development. Expect changes in functionality, design, and performance as we gather feedback and make improvements.
+  Note: All features in this section are currently in beta and under active development. Expect changes in functionality, design, and performance as we gather feedback and make improvements.
</Callout>

49-54: Enhance card accessibility and visual distinction.

Consider these improvements:

  1. Add unique icons for each feature to help with visual distinction
  2. Include alt text for the icons to improve accessibility
  <Card 
    title="Alt-DA Mode" 
    href="/stack/beta-features/alt-da-mode" 
-   icon={<img src="/img/icons/shapes.svg" />} 
+   icon={<img src="/img/icons/alt-da.svg" alt="Alt-DA Mode icon" />}
  />

  <Card 
    title="Custom Gas Token" 
    href="/stack/beta-features/custom-gas-token" 
-   icon={<img src="/img/icons/shapes.svg" />}
+   icon={<img src="/img/icons/gas-token.svg" alt="Custom Gas Token icon" />}
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1-5: LGTM! Frontmatter follows documentation guidelines.

The title and description are properly formatted with correct capitalization and neutral language.


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15-17: Enhance clarity and directness in the overview section.

The overview can be more concise and direct.

Consider this revision:

- Welcome to the Beta Features overview. This section contains a list of the latest in-development features currently in the beta stage. Beta features are available for early access and feedback gathering, helping to refine and optimize these tools before a full release.
+ Welcome to the Beta Features overview. This section lists the latest in-development features in beta stage. Beta features provide early access and gather feedback to optimize tools before full release.

- These features may undergo changes based on user feedback and ongoing improvements. The functionality and design may evolve. Explore the sections below for more information on individual beta features and participation in shaping their final release.
+ These features may change based on feedback and improvements. Explore the sections below to learn about individual beta features and contribute to their development.
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49-52: LGTM!

The Cards section is well-structured with consistent formatting and proper icon usage.

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53-61: Consider using distinct icons for different features.

Currently, both features use the same icon (shapes.svg). Using unique icons would help users visually distinguish between different beta features.

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10-14: LGTM! Well-structured warning callout.

The warning callout effectively communicates the beta status and sets appropriate expectations.

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3-3: Enhance description clarity and formality.

The description could be more formal and precise with proper punctuation.

-description: Learn how beta features in the OP Stack work, their benefits, and how to provide feedback.
+description: A guide to OP Stack beta features, their benefits, and feedback submission processes.

10-14: Remove personal pronouns from the warning message.

The warning callout should maintain a neutral tone by avoiding personal pronouns.

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-  Note: All features listed here are currently in beta and under active
-  development. Expect changes in functionality, design, and performance as we
-  gather feedback and make improvements.
+  Note: All features listed here are currently in beta and under active
+  development. Features may change in functionality, design, and performance based on
+  gathered feedback and ongoing improvements.
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53-61: Consider using unique icons for different features.

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29-30: Fix capitalization and remove personal pronouns in benefits section.

The benefits section still contains inconsistent capitalization and personal pronouns.

-*   **Influence Development**: Your feedback plays a critical role in helping us refine and optimize these features.
-*   **Enhanced Product Understanding**: Working with beta features can provide insights into the future direction of our product and how it will evolve.
+*   **Influence development**: Your feedback plays a critical role in refining and optimizing these features.
+*   **Enhanced product understanding**: Working with beta features provides insights into the future direction of the product and its evolution.

44-46: Fix grammar, capitalization, and remove personal pronouns in feedback section.

The feedback section still contains several issues.

-1.  **Document Your Experience**: Take note of any issues, suggestions, or enhancements you'd like to see.
-2.  **Report Through Official Channels**: Submit feedback and bug report through the optimism [monorepo](https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/issues).
-3.  **Participate in Surveys**: Occasionally, we'll send surveys to beta users. Participating in these helps us prioritize improvements.
+1.  **Document your experience**: Take note of any issues, suggestions, or enhancements you'd like to see.
+2.  **Report through official channels**: Submit feedback and bug reports through the [Optimism monorepo](https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/issues).
+3.  **Participate in surveys**: Surveys are periodically sent to beta users. Survey participation helps prioritize improvements.

@krofax krofax merged commit 5d521cf into main Dec 2, 2024
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