E-commerce Checkout Flow
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Hi Christian,
Great to see your showcase. I can see your effort in crafting a checkout flow that is full of essential steps, consistent font family and colors used. The users seem to perform the tasks safely and understand the screen information architecture.
I would like to leave some suggestions that I hope will help to make the showcase even better.
- Somehow I wonder if the primary button is active or not because of the blue color is a bit wash-out. That blue looks like the blue in the inactive step.
- The position of CTA buttons are not consistent. It's on the right side in step 1 but on the left side in step 3 & 4. I'm curious of the reason behind it.
- The third step - "Order Confirmation" seems never be active? It could potentially surprise the users when they press "Confirm order" in step 2 and think that there's still another step to fulfill.
- Let's double check the typo mistakes here and there. They can prevent evoking trust in users. Example: "sing up".
Look forward to hearing any response from you. Wish you have a great day :D
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