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If User Mis-clicks When Attempting to Remove a User - There is No Way to Go Back to Choose Again #1241
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Add page history interaction so that back button returns to previous search states. |
@jbubar Would design or requirements for this ticket need to be updated? I don't have the same UI flow as shown in the video and want make sure scope is accurate. |
@bkmorgan3 This is no longer an issue and can be closed. (user can no longer click on "Admin Dashboard" as one of the options, and will remain on the User page when removing them from projects). |
Overview
When attempting to remove a user, if the users misses the remove button and clicks on another option, they will need to go back to the beginning to search for the product managers name again in order to locate the individual, then click on their name in order to get back to the remove button versus just hitting a back button to remove more quickly. Essentially the user has to repeat the workflow again to get back to the correct screen to complete the task.
Action Items
Acceptance Criteria
GIVEN that the user has the ability to remove PMs from a project
WHEN they go to remove a volunteer from a project, if they mis-click and need to go back one step
THEN the user should easily see a back button or method to quickly return to the previous screen to complete the task; no matter what option they choose
Resources/Instructions
Zoom time stamp [16:10]
Zoom recording - https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1oSUAaU-fzKHpXeZpou5PH3SwC5eRnEWq
If the users misses this remove button:
Then there is nowhere to go at the next screen after selecting admin dashboard to return back to the previous screen. No matter what choice is selected, the user should be able to return to that previous screen.
Because there was no back button Bonnie had to go back to User Management – retype David’s name to find him again, click on his name and then click the remove button from there to complete the task.
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