UX improvement of "Create account" form
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Fuel for OpenStack |
Fix Released
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Medium
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Kate Pimenova |
Bug Description
I think we have to explicitly make it clear to the user that all fields are required, if he wants to create an account. It is necessary because I do not want the user to frequently pressed the "Create account" button and saw the red error messages again and again. It is annoying.
I want to suggest the following cases:
1 case.
Write yellow message that all fields are required in the top of form
2 case
Disable "Create account" button while user doesn't fill all fields. It is not the most obvious case
If we prefer 1 case then this case save us from unnecessary error messages and scroll bars.
But I prefer 1+2 cases together. I think it is ideal variant for all type of users.
Now about checkbox "I read and accept Terms and Conditions":
1) I met many forms with a case where button "Create" was disabled while checkbox about Terms was unchecked. And I think that is normal UI behaviour for user
2) I thought of how to get rid of this checkbox. We can write: "By clicking the button "Create account" you accept Terms and Conditions".
Please, leave your comments.
description: | updated |
tags: | added: fuel-registration |
Changed in fuel: | |
importance: | Medium → Low |
status: | New → Invalid |
Changed in fuel: | |
status: | Invalid → New |
tags: |
added: feature-registration removed: fuel-registration |
tags: | added: fuel-registration |
I agree that we really need to add any notification that inform user that all fields should be filled.
So +1 for 1 case.
Regarding disabled buttons while user doesn't fill all fields: I don't like the idea about "all fields"
I like the idea that "Create account" button disabled until click on checkbox "Terms and Conditions". It is very natural behavior for me personally. And it will save the place (which currently takes by error message below this checkbox)