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Front end design #157
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Thanks for the suggestion @marcusig , I totally agree for the design part but I'm more skeptical about the inline form. It is a feature a few users have asked for but the main purpose of Direct Stripe is to fit in a missing simple button to process Stripe button WordPress plugin. |
Hi @New0, Here are a couple of suggestions for the modal design: What do you think? |
@marcusig both look really good thank you, is it a style based from the Stripe element ? That makes me think I should make this form style an option, that would allow the creation of multiple designs... |
@New0 It's loosely inspired from Stripes element's demo https://stripe-payments-demo.appspot.com/ Do you want me to work on that design?
Yeah I was thinking it'd be good to have a template system, a bit like WooCommerce do it. The current |
@New0 This is at the moment only a suggestion.
I'm not sure that the current design of the modal will fit most users, as it relies strongly on a "primary" colour, which might not be fitting for everyone.
I would suggest something more in the lines of Stripe's example: https://stripe-payments-demo.appspot.com/ (it's not a modal, but the form styles are clean and could fit most purposes).
A lower amount of styling could also be an option, as most themes come with styles for form elements.
Allowing to inline the form directly could also be a nice option (no button trigger).
I'm happy to work on some of the parts if you agree.
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