Open mghenciu opened 10 months ago
@mghenciu for Optimole, I would like to keep texts as they are right now.
@mghenciu for Optimole, I would like to keep texts as they are right now.
We can do that for sure.
I tried adding a more easy to grasp text, since pre-optimized or delivered via Amazon Cloudfront CDN may not sound very common to a normal user.
What problem does this address?
In this issue I'll address the complaints from users about installing Otter, and also some other minor UIX enhancements.
What is your proposed solution?
Making clear Otter & Optimole will be installed
This is the new suggested flow, which makes it clear that Otter is required in order for the templates to run properly. Users will have the option to choose between a Simple template (which is not using Otter at all) and the Custom templates that have Otter as requirement.
Using this approach, the decision to Install Otter/Optimole - is more informed.
https://github.com/Codeinwp/wp-maintenance-mode/assets/52494172/f1e2a25d-141b-4249-a5b7-69f90edd0d85
Additional notes:
Other nice to have things I noticed, while researching for this feature:
[ ] when using a Template with a Countdown, those are set to May 2023, meaning that they will show 0 0 0 0. Ideally, those should already work and show time that it's decreasing.
[ ] in the WP Dashboard, I suggest we change the first tab to Settings. Right now it's Lightstart > Lightstart, which sounds strange to repeat them:
[ ] when disabling Otter, after a template was imported - I think we can improve this notice, since right now it's not telling 100% that Otter is required:
The notice could be: The custom templates are built with Otter Blocks. To work properly, Otter has to be installed and activated. Activate | Install Now (depending on the case).
Figma
Will this feature require documentation? (Optional)
I dont know.