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First thing to think of is this: Why do you need the submit button to be in another column at the top? Put the submit button on the bottom, after the last form
by splatcollision 15y ago
First thing to think of is this: Why do you need the submit button to be in another column at the top?
Put the submit button on the bottom, after the last form field. That's where people expect it to be.
Forms for checkout experiences are not the place to do radical things with user interfaces...
- westiseast 15y agogood point. I've got it in the top right on the 'basket' page so it's super obvious how to proceed (it's a huge big "Checkout" button), and so wanted it to be in a consistent position so the user doesn't need to 'relearn' where the button is on the next page. But I'll take that on board - maybe it is more logical at the bottom of each page...
- splatcollision 15y agoNo shame in having multiple checkout buttons either - didn't know of course what else you had in your right column!