wikipedia.org

AI review of this page — 4 things to look at— each shows where it is on the page

1. 1

   Search bar with empty placeholder and 'EN' language dropdown

   Add a concrete placeholder prompt like 'Search 7,189,000+ articles…' inside the search input to immediately communicate scale and invite action — the current blank field gives no visual pull to engage with the primary function of the page.

2. 2

   'You can support our work with a donation.' link

   Replace the small inline hyperlink with a distinct, pill-shaped CTA button (e.g., 'Donate to Wikipedia') in a contrasting colour — the donation ask is Wikipedia's critical conversion goal but it's visually indistinguishable from body text, making it easy to miss entirely on mobile.

3. 3

   'Download Wikipedia for Android or iOS' heading and app-store badges

   The Google Play and App Store badges are cut off at the bottom of tile 2 and appear cramped after a very long list of sister projects. Move the app download section above the sister-project grid, or give the badges more breathing room and a short social-proof line (e.g., '4.5★ · 10M+ downloads') to increase tap-through.

4. 4

   9-language link grid (English, Español, 日本語, Deutsch … Português)

   Inconsistent number formatting across languages (e.g., '7,189,000+' vs '2.116.000+' vs '2 103 000+') erodes credibility and looks like a data error. Standardise to one locale format (e.g., '2,116,000+' for all) so the article-count proof points feel authoritative rather than broken.