Would anybody care about a single page checkout?
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Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 8:18 PMWould anybody care about a single page checkout?
I think a clean up of the starter checkout would benefit everybody. Colors must be adjusted of course but that’s the direction where we are heading.
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mamhoff
03/05/2025, 9:08 PMI'm not sure if making the form have more input fields will actually increase conversion. We've had more success staying with individual pages, but pre-filling them with sensible defaults (cheapest shipping method, preferred addresses etc). And bypassing the page if there's a default, allowing changes on the confirm page.
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Jared Norman
03/05/2025, 9:17 PM
Yeah, there's a reason Shopify's and Amazon's checkouts work the way they do.
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Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 9:43 PMHey, this is a draft and I through in all fields required for maximum fiscal compliance
Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 9:43 PMMany countries or domestic only shop will use less of the fields
Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 9:44 PMI am absolutely not against multi page checkout
Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 9:45 PMMy dream would be to have Both with a switch in starter
Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 9:46 PMYeah, there's a reason Shopify's and Amazon's checkouts work the way they do.I am absolutely open to any suggestions!
Fabian V. Thobe
03/05/2025, 9:46 PMI'm not sure if making the form have more input fields will actually increase conversion. We've had more success staying with individual pages, but pre-filling them with sensible defaults (cheapest shipping method, preferred addresses etc). And bypassing the page if there's a default, allowing changes on the confirm page.Do you have some data?