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Settings callout for "view your site as amp" after initial save #1399
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Also, there can actually be a direct line from paired/native to “View site as AMP”. If you are logged-in as an admin, which you would be on this screen, you can access your site with |
Just a heads up, I've updated the initial post to write out out a full user story for this ticket. |
Question About Call To Action Hi @postphotos,
Would this call to action be a notice, like before? |
@kienstra Yep, that's the intent! It'd be leveraging the same space as the "settings saved" screen, but it'd be important to still notify the user that the action was completed. So with that said, in regard to AC1, I think the language should probably be something like:
Seeking feedback and hoping to iterate here. |
Notice Copy Looks Good Hi @postphotos, The first time someone activates Native or Paired mode, there probably won't be any errors to review. But we could add a condition to only output |
I think we can have that error. @kienstra - I think we'd have that information available to us, if not even more. I don't quite understand when or how the plugin checks for the initial batch of errors, but I know @westonruter talked about trying to surface the number of errors (or at least the existence of) upon initial activation. (And I'd love clarity there if either of you can help.) For this notice in particular, I don't want to overwhelm the user, but at least drive them onward through to the error flow and compatibility tool if that should be their next steps. Thoughts? cc: @westonruter |
Reply Regarding Validation Hi @postphotos,
There are only 2 ways I know of that this plugin validates a URL without the user explicitly doing so (like clicking 'Re-validate' in the admin bar or 'Recheck' on the 'Invalid URLs' page):
Also, there is a WP-CLI script to test for validity in #1183. |
Request For Testing Hi @csossi,
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Verified in QA |
Thanks, @csossi! |
As a user on first activation of the plugin, I should have a clear call-to-action after deciding my AMP settings for my site to view my site as AMP or to debug errors.
In current form, a user completes the form on the settings page and is presented with a notice that says
Settings Saved.
- this intends to replace this with new copy and directions. While it's important to notify a user that the tool works as expected, a user also needs a clear throughline from activation of the plugin to engagement with the AMP version of their to understand what the point of this tool is and how it works.As part of the work in #1006, #1288, #1359 it was clear that a new information design for the settings page was needed. By providing a strong CTA after initial save, a user should engage with the AMP site more readily.
View the AMP version of your site!
orView the Classic AMP version of your site. (We strongly recommend upgrading to Paired Mode.)
orView the Native AMP version of your site.
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