This task involves the work of investigating what (if anything) can be done to ensure that whenever/wherever people tap a View suggestions button, the resulting scroll happens at a pace that feels:
- Fast enough to feel responsive
- Slow enough for people to maintain a sense of where they're being taken to in relation to where they were before
Reproduction steps
Meta
- Device: iPhone 14 Pro
- Browser: Chrome
- OS: iOS 26
UX
- On mobile, tap the top-most edit button ✏️ in an article where ≥1 suggestion is available outside of the initial viewport
- Notice a View suggestion button appears
- tap the View suggestion button
Actual
- Notice you immediately scrolled to the suggestion to the point that you become unclear about where you are in relation to where you just were: https://youtube.com/shorts/I3BoPNvEAnc
Expected
- Notice you are scrolled to the suggestion at a pace that feels:
- Fast enough to feel responsive
- Slow enough for people to maintain a sense of where they're being taken to in relation to where they were before