Open hannahkane opened 8 years ago
cc @auremoser and @kristinashu for input
Thanks for asking @hannahkane I would say:
On the page itself, explain the purpose of the form. Is it to indicate interest? Is it to get more information?
"Sign up here to get more information from the Mozilla Science Lab."
On the Confirmation screen, we should explain what will happen next. Should they expect to hear from our staff within X amount of time?
"Thanks so much for your interest, Aurelia (or the Mozilla Science Lab staff) will be in touch in the next few days to get you started!"
I'd also like the form submission response to be inline, but opted to run with what was working rather than spend too much time on it when I was building it.
I've mocked this up with the copy and form changes (I think only the email address needs to be a required field):
Submit would link to the gdoc confirmation with the message: "Thanks so much for your interest, Aurelia (or the Mozilla Science Lab staff) will be in touch in the next few days to get you started! Feel free to email Aurelia directly at aurelia@mozillafoundation.org if you have any questions."
Eventually we can make the confirmation inline, instead of linking out to gdoc confirmation:
It looks beautiful @kristinashu! Thank you all.
When a user is viewing the "Run a Study Group" tab, we currently have a paragraph with several links to resources for starting a Study Group, and then a short form (email/location + submit button). Upon submission, the user lands on the Confirmation screen of a Google form and sees the message "Start a Mozilla Study Group. Your response has been recorded."
We should improve this experience. Possibilities include: