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WP post list CTA language could be improved for consistency with dashboard CTA
See original GitHub issueBug Description
See WP dashboard CTA inconsistent with latest design and language
Asana: https://app.asana.com/0/1200491083500938/1200759450014538
Do not alter or remove anything below. The following sections will be managed by moderators only.
Acceptance criteria
For the case where the user has already saved some ideas
- Update text to: “Want some inspiration for a new post? Revisit your saved ideas in Site Kit”
- The link CTA is this part of the second sentence: “Revisit your saved ideas”
- Remove the separate “See saved ideas” link CTA that currently exists.
For the case where the user has no saved ideas
- Update text to: “Want some inspiration for a new post? Review your new ideas in Site Kit”
- The link CTA is this part of the second sentence: “Review your new ideas”
- Remove the separate “See new ideas” link CTA that currently exists.
Eg.
Implementation Brief
- Using
includes/Modules/Idea_Hub.php, update the notices in theadmin_notice_idea_hub_ideasfunction as per the AC.
Test Coverage
- No new tests to be added.
Visual Regression Changes
- N/A
QA Brief
- Check if the notices in the WP post list page are updated as per the AC when there are/are not saved ideas.
Changelog entry
- Update CTA language for WP post list notifications.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:15 (2 by maintainers)
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@wpdarren this issue is just about updating the notices although you’ve raised a valid point that the notice which is shown should change based on activity. What happens is that the ideas which are requested for the logic of which notice to show are cached in transients which expire after 1 day. The problem is that they are never deleted/invalidated. You can do this manually though via wp-cli or using a plugin like Transients Manager.
When there are no saved ideas, the message to “review your new ideas” is shown ✅ When there are saved ideas, the message to “revisit your saved ideas” is shown ✅
The issue of caching and invalidation is separate here so I’ll open a separate issue for that.
We can consider this QA ✅ though, no further review is needed as the ACs are met. Moving to Approval.
Ah… yes, good catch, @wpdarren. Sorry, I missed that there is a difference in just one word. Assigning back to @asvinb to fix it.