Add a tour screen once a broadcast is approved #3632
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For a training broadcast the user doesn’t get that immediate feedback that something has happened, like they would with a real alert, or even sending themselves a text message. This commit adds another tour-style page which will interrupt their journey and hopefully reinforce the message we’ve given them earlier in the tour. We’re adding this because we’ve found in research that users don’t have a good grasp of the consequences and severity of emergency alerts, versus regular text messages.
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@karlchillmaid I’ve swapped the order of the first paragraph so it joins into one sentence, and leads with ‘Notify has not broadcast your alert’ which is the response to what the user has just done. I don’t think we need to say ‘still’ because the idea is users will swap back and forth between training and real depending on the situation. If you’re happy with this now then I’m happy with this too.
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I’ve swapped the order of the first paragraph so it joins into one sentence, and leads with ‘Notify has not broadcast your alert’ which is the response to what the user has just done. I don’t think we need to say ‘still’ because the idea is users will swap back and forth between training and real depending on the situation.
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@quis Yeah, definitely an improvement. |
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| <a class="govuk-link govuk-link--no-visited-state" href='{{ url_for(".service_dashboard", service_id=current_service.id) }}'> | ||
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Surprised me that you'd take them to the dashboard, I would have assumed that we would have sent them to view the broadcast they sent so they learn what they should expect to see in the real case.
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I think once we make the dashboard better it will be the right place to take them. Appreciate it’s different from the ‘live‘ journey at the moment.
For a training broadcast the user doesn’t get that immediate feedback that something has happened, like they would with a real alert, or even sending themselves a text message.
This commit adds another tour-style page which will interrupt their journey and hopefully reinforce the message we’ve given them earlier in the tour.
We’re adding this because we’ve found in research that users don’t have a good grasp of the consequences and severity of emergency alerts, versus regular text messages.