US_10 // Multi-Step Create Form

[alhen002]

Value Proposition

As a user I want to easily create events without dealing with a long form

Description

Acceptance Criteria

• [x] When creating a new event users are guided through the process by a form with multiple steps instead of one big form
• [x] The creation process structure is similar to implemented field sets: event basics, additional infos like categories and finally event details
• [x] event data is saved while going back and forth in the multistep form but only submitted after users click submit in the end
• [x] users can preview the pre-filled form and edit it if needed before they submit it.
• [x] data is not saved when users leave the form without completing it or submitting the event data.
• [x] while navigating through the form, a progressbar shows the current stept to the user.

Tasks

• [x] create state, to only show one fieldset at a time to users
• [x] implement a progress bar according to the current (number of) fieldsets
• [x] render “next” and “back” button to move between fieldsets and submit button only on the last fieldsets
• [x] add data validation on submit-
• [x] design confirmation screen for users to review their data before final submission.

[julialoeschel]

Hello there. good one! I have some thoughts on this:

• there is no mentioning of the Progress bar in the AC. This would be nice to know.
• the heading TASKS is double.
• the scribble shall also include the information screen.
• is the data saved if you move back ? (not leaving the form)

good job Team 🦆

[alhen002]

Hello @julialoeschel ,

we already made the requested changes. Concerning the scribble - it's already in there. last image. See also event data is saved while going back and forth in the multistep form but only submitted after users click submit in the end concerning your question concerning if data is saved.

all the best

Alex

[abaibik]

Hey-hey, LGTM 👍 Could you only make the Acceptance Criteria shorter? For example, "When creating a new event users are guided through the process by a form with multiple steps" (without explanation)