- 🇺🇸United States rszrama
Attaching a reroll of your patch with no changes, as the underlying code had changed a bit. That said, I'm still not sure it's a great UX. The modal can be closed with escape, but there's no X a user could click, nor does clicking outside the modal dismiss it. There's a bug in the behavior, too, in that you cannot then resubmit the form if you dismiss the modal, because the JS disables direct form submission.
This is the patched appearance:
I don't mind just improving what we have, but I'm also open to rethinking the UX based on what I've seen elsewhere. This from Miva is really interesting, for example:
You can easily dismiss theirs, and the side by side comparison / selection of the address is nice. Their button is weird, though, in that using what you entered shouldn't be construed as an update ... I'd likely just generalize that to a "Continue" button. That said, I'm not sure how much we'd have to rework to make the method based on a radio button selection, so my approach to start will be to just make the modal work with dismissal and checkout form resubmission.
- 🇺🇸United States rhovland Oregon
Yeah the patch I wrote was a rough idea that needed more work. I did not have the skill to do much more than what's in it.