Closed stuartleech closed 8 months ago
I guess let's look at some UI examples. I've used a slider thing before but not sure if that just over complicates. I can get started without that decision anyway.
I personally think just give people a field that they can put an amount in? Have it default to £5 or whatever and keep it simple.
The other thing is we'll need an option for people to select how many people are coming
National Gallery Pay What You Can on Friday Nights - What a mess!
Yes, that National Gallery one is tricky to parse. I suppose also the argument for slider might be to get people to donate more.
We might as well start simple as you suggest with a number box that defaults to £5.
In terms of the "how many people" will that be a multiplier on the amount, or one flat rate no matter how many are coming?
In terms of UX, it is helpful to have some copy that indicates a suggested amount per person.
This is no longer needed
Foundling are introducing Pay What You Like on the first Sunday of each month.
I'm thinking we need a new Metafield called "Pay What You Can Sundays" that lists the sundays that this applies to?
When someone selects one of those Sundays the logic on the page displays different ticketing options which fulfill the pay what you can functionality?
I think they are suggesting there's fixed options like £1, £5, £10 and then an other box where you can put in any amount you choose but we probably need to talk about what is feasible and has the best UX?
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