Included because anyone who clones this repo can re-run the walk and get comparable output: no account, no local build, no secrets. It also happens to be the clearest available example of the problem this tool addresses — Wikipedia makes drift visible by keeping every revision addressable and every change diffable, which a deployed application cannot do. Article text is available under CC BY-SA 4.0; this is a sample, not an affiliation.
Drift is measured against the app's own repository, on the machine that runs the walk. This published copy has no checkout to compare against, so it reports what was captured and when — not how far the app has moved since.
1 to consider
Stills can explain states, but not timing, sequence, streaming, animation, or native gestures. Record at least one representative flow when the backend supports video, or leave the missing capability explicit in the run manifest.
Reader
A second-year history-of-art student. She reads Wikipedia constantly and cites it never — her use of the site is to find out whose work to read next. Fast, sceptical, and more interested in the reference list than the article.
1 journey · 5 scenes
Editor
A long-time volunteer editor who watches a handful of articles. He spends most of his time in the surfaces readers never open — revision histories, diffs, and talk pages — deciding whether a change was an improvement.
1 journey · 5 scenes
Target commit
—on —
Third-party site — no local checkout to diff against
Surfaces
desktop · mobile/ en
Coverage
2 features · 10 captures
Persona journeys. Fundraising banners and site notices suppressed via CSS so runs are comparable; the mobile scene is captured on en.m.wikipedia.org, which is a different skin (Minerva) rather than the desktop layout at a narrow viewport.
Target commit
—on —
Third-party site — no local checkout to diff against
Surfaces
desktop · mobile/ en
Coverage
2 features · 10 captures
Persona journeys. Fundraising banners and site notices suppressed via CSS so runs are comparable; the mobile scene is captured on en.m.wikipedia.org, which is a different skin (Minerva) rather than the desktop layout at a narrow viewport.
Target commit
—
Third-party site — no local checkout to diff against
Surfaces
desktop · mobile/ en
Coverage
3 features · 15 captures
Captured against
https://en.wikipedia.org
Live public site, article "Pointillism". Fundraising banners and site notices were hidden via injected CSS so captures are comparable between runs; nothing else was altered.
