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In Account Settings after clicking Update and being returned to the first page of their account settings, the Finish button confused a user. It made them think their settings were not updated.
The confusion occurred only after the First update. It made them think they needed to press Finish again as if it didn't update. However, they were able to navigate the Account Settings easily.
A solution to resolve this confusion would be to disable the Finish button if there is nothing in the account context or navigate them back to their entries page. This is the simplest solution.
Another solution would be to rethink the design of the account settings. One re-design could be to remove the last Review page (this is useful functionality as it allows users to check that they entered the correct information).
Note that design considerations should be approached after trying the first solution above (and after v1).
In Account Settings after clicking Update and being returned to the first page of their account settings, the Finish button confused a user. It made them think their settings were not updated.
The confusion occurred only after the First update. It made them think they needed to press Finish again as if it didn't update. However, they were able to navigate the Account Settings easily.
A solution to resolve this confusion would be to disable the Finish button if there is nothing in the account context or navigate them back to their entries page. This is the simplest solution.
Another solution would be to rethink the design of the account settings. One re-design could be to remove the last Review page (this is useful functionality as it allows users to check that they entered the correct information).
Note that design considerations should be approached after trying the first solution above (and after v1).