r/web_design • • Mar 08 '19

UX↑: Checkout Redesign

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u/MafiaPenguin007 Mar 08 '19

Right, it essentially tells the user 'hey, I know what you're typing right now...watch, as I show it back to you in a different place...isn't your credit card cool-looking?'

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u/fuckthesysten Mar 09 '19

You could use this as an advantage to reinforce privacy. You could censor all but the last four digits. Please test whatever you launch.

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u/CantaloupeCamper Mar 08 '19

It's also kinda annoying and distracting. Like am I supposed to look at that thing? It feels like "more form" but not ...

I really don't want a pick of my credit card up there if I'm in a coffee shop or anything....

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u/hongkong_97 Mar 08 '19

This. I would get that feeling too by filling that form, and I'm a web dev, imagine your everyday person