Add a step to ask if the user has an existing store

ryelle commented 8 years ago

Adds a new step after returning from setting up WooCommerce. The positioning of this step is a little awkward - you'll see it if you "Install WooCommerce" then opt out of the WC wizard, or if we detect you already have WC installed.

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To test:

Check out this branch
Go through the business flow
Install WooCommerce, then opt-out of the WC wizard
OR go through the WC wizard, and click "back to dashboard" at the end (small grey text under the box)
You should return to this step, where you can select a store - selecting one automatically sends the store to the completed step event tracking, and takes you to the review.
Clicking No goes directly to the review.
Clicking Next also just takes you to the review, without sending an event, since you haven't selected anything.

@jessefriedman @johnHackworth @roccotripaldi @tyxla

johnHackworth commented 8 years ago

Let's also ping @rickybanister for some opinions from a designer point of view :art:

rickybanister commented 8 years ago

Could I get a quick walk through of this to better understand how it will flow?

It seems fine, but the relationship between the dropdown with the 'yes' option and the 'nope' being a button has me a little confused.

ryelle commented 8 years ago

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The dropdown opens to show the options when clicked, following this which @jessefriedman mocked up. It moves to the next step as soon as an option is clicked.

Here's a screen recording of part of the flow, from setting up WooCommerce (I skipped the steps only to get to the end of this wizard faster), to the final review screen (the end of JPO).

rickybanister commented 8 years ago

Perhaps we could relabel 'nope' to something more like 'I don't need a store'. My issue was the order of reading—I'd forgotten the original question as I evaluated the dropdown and 'next' button so 'nope' felt non-sequitur by then.

ryelle commented 8 years ago

You shouldn't see this unless you installed WooCommerce in the previous step. We could be repetitive and relabel Nope to "No I didn't have a store" or something?

rickybanister commented 8 years ago

You're right, but I'm still highly confused. Can I ask, what is the point of this step? Why did they just create a store if they previously had one? If our goal is to do some kind of migration or to just gather data, why wouldn't we put this question before they went off to install WooCommerce?

tyxla commented 8 years ago

Can I ask, what is the point of this step?

Now that I've gone through that step, it's something that bugs me as well. Is the purpose of this step just to collect some data from the users? I also find it confusing from user's perspective to have this step after we've (probably) installed WooCommerce.

Other than that, it works as expected, nice work @ryelle.

A quick suggestion: I think it would it be useful if we have a text field displayed when the user selects "Other" - just so they can clarify which platform they're using.

ryelle commented 8 years ago

Is the purpose of this step just to collect some data from the users?

Yeah, that's all we're doing here. I'm not sure if we're looking for the details if someone selects "other", but maybe @jessefriedman can say for sure.

I have an issue about the order of steps, #49, if you want to drop any feedback there too.

Automattic / jetpack-onboarding

Add a step to ask if the user has an existing store #48