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Should we have a "Next" button when performing the OAuth dance #282

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syndesis-bot opened this issue Nov 15, 2017 · 2 comments
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Should we have a "Next" button when performing the OAuth dance #282

syndesis-bot opened this issue Nov 15, 2017 · 2 comments
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@zregvart 2017-11-06 good first issue, Priority - Low, UX Design

It doesn't do anything so we might as well remove it?

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@gashcrumb 2017-11-06

Agreed, that next button should go away when oauth is involved...

I wonder actually if the back/next buttons would be better placed down underneath the form when it's showing instead of up at the breadcrumb bar.

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@deeleman 2017-11-07

I wonder actually if the back/next buttons would be better placed down underneath the form when it's showing instead of up at the breadcrumb bar.

+1 to that

And if so, the next button would override the "Connect ..." CTA, or just trigger the same action.

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