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 ### 1.1. Web user feedback
 
-> [!IMPORTANT]
-> This is a popular project idea.
-> Multiple applicants are interested in this project.
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 **Project Description:** Learners (and other relevant users) should have an easy way to report issues with the platform so that we can quickly catch and resolve these issues in a scalable manner.
 
 Links to PRD and mocks:
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 ### 1.3. Re-design the topic page
 
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> This is a popular project idea.
+> Multiple applicants are interested in this project.
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 **Project Description:** Based on user feedback, on the current topic page, users often overlook the Practice and Revision tabs completely. Additionally, the functionality in those tabs is not correlated with the available lessons, making it unclear to learners when they should review or practice those skills.
 
 The aim of this project is to update the design of the topic page to present a more integrated view of the lessons, practice sessions, and links to revision cards (subtopic pages), so that learners can practice the skills they learned in the relevant lesson. Additionally, it is disappointing for learners to find that the languages that they would want to use for translations and voiceovers are missing only after they start the lesson, so the new design incorporates these selections within the topic page itself and follows the overall site language as a default.
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 ### 2.2. Extend translation infrastructure to exploration metadata and skills
 
-> [!IMPORTANT]
-> This is a popular project idea.
-> Multiple applicants are interested in this project.
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 **Project Description:** Currently, we have two main mechanisms for translating content at Oppia: translatewiki and the contributor dashboard. Translatewiki handles content that is not user-generated, for example the text on the homepage at oppia.org. The goal of this project is to extend the contributor dashboard to handle other kinds of user-generated content in our curated curriculum, specifically the following:
 
 - exploration metadata (e.g. titles and tags)