Gutenboarding: introduce a reassuring message if people hesitate to enter a title

[rickybanister]

In usability testing sessions we've seen some people hesitate when thinking of a name if they don't already have something in mind.

We have a clear 'i don't know' button, but if we find someone hesitating we should reassure them that they can either skip or change their name later.

Could we try a help message that fades in after a couple of moments of hesitation? This would keep the UI clean for customers with something already in mind, but provide reassurance to folks that may not be sure.

Edit: context in pbAok1-11X-p2

[olaolusoga]

Here's a mock of what we should implement (h/t @dubielzyk for putting it together). We can adjust the copy to be slightly more contextual.

[razvanpapadopol]

Is that bulb icon something we already have or it is going into Gutenberg soon? Last mention I've found is here: WordPress/gutenberg#20284 (comment)

[simison]

Is that bulb icon something we already have or it is going into Gutenberg soon?

In Gutenberg it's here:

So eventually it'll be in @wordpress/icons library, unless it's already there and I just didn't see it.

OK to PR a moval of that SVG into that library but meanwhile we anyway need to rely on SVG directly.

[simison]

The nudge could also disappear once user starts typing something.

[yansern]

So eventually it'll be in @wordpress/icons library, unless it's already there and I just didn't see it.

Not there as of now, will be extracting the SVG icon directly from packages/components/src/tip/index.js.