Generate userflow based on Validation Workflow efforts

[postphotos]

As a developer learning about the AMP for WordPress plugin, I should have a clear userflow that describes how to trace and action on AMP errors on my site.

Subissue breaking out the #1006 AC2 into a new task to keep the discussion focused here.

• AC: As a developer, I should have clear instructions and a clear user diagram based on the new interfaces to understand how to action with AMP errors. These will be used in documentation and potentially in a future splash screen.

[kienstra]

Question About Format Of User Flow

Hi @postphotos,
Thanks for this issue.

AC: As a developer, I should have clear instructions and a clear user diagram based on the new interfaces to understand how to action with AMP errors. These will be used in documentation and potentially in a future splash screen.

What format should this diagram have...a wiki page? And would just that satisfy this issue, or are there other formats?

Thanks, Leo!

[jwold]

Based on a discussion today with @postphotos I believe we have a clear pathway to get to the error validation screens once you've activated the plugin. Would love any feedback:

[westonruter]

See also #1183 (comment) for how there is now a pathway for a user to access the validation errors when they don't have native or paired modes enabled.

[postphotos]

@jwold @jillchu - Really like this.

Can one of you generate one more userflow sketch of screens that explains what a user does past this? (How does a user get to each high fidelity screen that @jillchu has generated?)

[postphotos]

What format should this diagram have...a wiki page? And would just that satisfy this issue, or are there other formats?

I think this should probably be in the wiki, in other documentation and possibly incorporated into a future version of the splash screen. Essentially, I should know how errors are actually actioned. I think this is the simplest version of this:

1. I go to an error listing
2. I select a URL or error (or isolate an error)
3. I action there
4. I can preview or view what changes happened. Repeat!

I can also:

1. Go to a URL while logged into my site
2. Click on the AMP status in the WP-admin
3. I action there
4. I can preview or view what changes happened. Repeat!

It's as easy as 1, 2, 3, we'd hope! 😸

@kienstra @jwold

[jwold]

Following is the proposed user flow for installing the AMP plugin, choosing the mode you're site is in, and then working through validation errors as part of the compatibility tool.

[jwold]

@amedina, @westonruter, @ThierryA

We've made some changes to the diagram and updated it to a cleaner and higher fidelity wireframe. Would love any feedback, and also validation that things are all pointing to where they should (since I had to re-arrange some items).

Thank you!

cc @postphotos

[amedina]

This wirefame looks awesome!!! I think it captures pretty well the flow. Will give it another pass on the latest build.

[kienstra]

Question About Whether This Is Complete

Hi @postphotos and @jwold,
Based on @jwold's wireframe above, do you think this can be moved to 'Ready For Merging'?

[jwold]

Yes, I believe so! :)