s-sood
commented
11 months ago Hi @estelle Thank you for submitting this issue and your idea. Currently, We expose AI Help to non-logged in users as part of discoverability strategy with the intent of letting them know that this feature exists. We won't be able to address this issue right away but we are working on making sure that we have a consistent and clear way to expose MDN Plus features to the users. This work is in progress in Q4.
Summary
The AI help in the navigation bar should only be present if logged in.
This it not the same bug saying "this button should not exist". This is a bug saying "this button should only be visible when it is usable"
URL
All https://developer.mozilla.org page
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/plus/ai-help is not useful when not logged in. There should not be a link to it in the nav bar unless logged in.
Reproduction steps
Expected behavior
When the user is logged out, button to features only available when logged in should not be visible
Actual behavior
When the user is logged out, a button to a feature that is not available is visible. Clicking on the link takes you to a page that is not usable. The page has three components: the top makes it look like it's available. The second is a warning. The third has some duplication of the top nav bars with a sentence that can be made useful by making it more prominent, but it isn't well hilighted/promoted.
Device
Desktop
Browser
Chrome
Browser version
Stable
Operating system
Mac OS
Screenshot
Anything else?
No response
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