No Table of Contents on Mobile Devices for Prompt Engineering Pages

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The /prompt-engineering/* pages on mobile devices do not display a table of contents (ToC), unlike the desktop version which features a side menu for navigating through H2 tags. This absence of a ToC on mobile makes it challenging to navigate longer pages and find specific sections.

Environment:

• Page URL: /prompt-engineering/*
• Operating Systems: All mobile platforms (iOS, Android, etc.)
• Browsers: All major mobile browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.)

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open the /prompt-engineering/* pages on a mobile device.
2. Attempt to find a table of contents or side menu for navigating sections.
3. Compare the experience with the desktop version, where a ToC is available.

Observed Behavior:

• On mobile devices, there's no table of contents or side menu for navigating H2 tags on the prompt engineering pages.
• Users have difficulty navigating these pages, especially if they're long or contain multiple sections.

Expected Behavior:

• A table of contents should be present on mobile devices to facilitate easy navigation through different sections of the prompt engineering pages.

Potential Fix:

• Implement a responsive table of contents that appears on mobile devices. This could be a collapsible sidebar, a drop-down menu, or other mobile-friendly navigation.
• Use a responsive design framework or JavaScript-based solution to ensure the ToC is visible and functional on mobile devices.
• Test the ToC implementation across a variety of mobile operating systems and browsers to ensure consistent behavior and accessibility.

Additional Information:

• If possible, include screenshots showing the difference between the desktop and mobile experiences.
• Mention any relevant technologies, frameworks, or scripts that could impact mobile responsiveness.
• Highlight any existing ToC code or templates that could be adjusted for mobile compatibility.

Priority: [High]

[404missinglink]

I've examined the issue on the /prompt-engineering/* pages where there is no Table of Contents (ToC) on mobile devices, unlike the desktop version that features a side menu for navigating through H2 tags. This inconsistency between desktop and mobile views significantly hampers usability, making it challenging for users to navigate through longer pages or locate specific sections.

Proposed Solution:

1. Progress Bar as ToC: Introduce a progress bar on the right-hand side that also serves as a dynamic ToC. It could highlight sections as the user scrolls, offering an intuitive and minimalistic way to navigate through the content without overwhelming the mobile interface.

2. Sliding Menu: Alternatively, a sliding menu could be implemented. This menu would provide a compact and accessible way to access the ToC, adapting seamlessly to various screen sizes and orientations.

Implementation Suggestions:

• Use a responsive design framework to ensure that the ToC is adaptable to different mobile devices and orientations.
• Consider JavaScript-based solutions for dynamic ToC updates as the user scrolls through the content.
• Conduct thorough testing across various mobile operating systems and browsers to ensure functionality and user experience consistency.

Additional Considerations:

• The solution should be scalable and maintain the aesthetic and functional coherence of the existing website design.
• It’s essential to maintain a balance between accessibility and visual cleanliness to not detract from the main content.

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I've pushed an update to the Mobile-TOC branch that addresses the navigation issues discussed in this ticket. The update includes a temporary implementation of a mobile-specific Table of Contents. This ToC is rendered as a sticky sidebar that appears only on mobile devices to enhance the usability of our site on smaller screens.

You can view the changes in commit [commit hash/link] on the Mobile-TOC branch. This implementation is intended as an interim solution while we continue refining the mobile user experience. Feedback on this update is welcomed to ensure it meets our users' needs effectively.

Please review the changes and provide any feedback or further requirements you might have. Let’s aim for a robust and user-friendly navigation solution.

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