Aesthetikhlas- Checkout Page Design
Aesthetikhlas- Checkout Page Flow Design
Reviews
3 reviews
Great work on the checkout flow! It's simple, straightforward, and doesn't cause any unnecessary cognitive load.
One aspect that caught my attention is the title of the first section, "Contact." It might be clearer to label it as "Contact Information" or "Contact Details." Additionally, including the telephone field in this section would enhance its comprehensiveness.
Another point to consider is the consistency of error messages. While one message says "Please type correct email," the other says "Please type your Name," with a capital letter for "Name" and without the word "correct."
Lastly, the use of "please" in error messages might sound excessive and could be streamlined for a more concise and consistent tone.
Other than that, your work seems solid and well-executed!
The design is really simple and lightweight. It'd be straightforward to build and the experience for the user should be smooth.
However, the input fields can be improved. The input fields (textboxes) should have labels, or at least placeholders. This would help the user understand exactly what to enter in each input field. For example, in the 'Contact' section, it's not clear which contact the user is expected to enter (email, phone, which contact?). Similarly, the 'Address' section does not guide the user on what address information to fill - address line 1, city, country, post code, etc.
Secondly, there should be some button (or trigger) to open the next section once a section has been filled. If a user fills in their email in the 'Contact' section, how do they proceed to the 'Address' section? A 'Next' button would suffice in this case, so that the navigation through the form is clearer.
In all, the design is consistent. 👍🏼
Great job on the checkout page! I think the subtitle could be more playful, but we need to be cautious because the final price varies significantly, and this might confuse people. I have some doubts about having the title of the inputs inside the placeholder. I'm not a big fan, and you can check out my argument in this article https://www.nngroup.com/articles/form-design-placeholders/, which might change your perspective. For the delivery icon, I suggest using two different icons to make it easier to distinguish between options. Overall, it's excellent work, and I hope my review is helpful to you.
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