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Refactoring UI: WP Pusher Checkout Page

Steve Schoger

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Web developmentSoftware designRefactoring and legacy codeCSS and layout

Steve Schoger redesigns a checkout page, sharing practical tips on form design, visual hierarchy, and layout inspiration.

For this edition of Refactoring UI, we're going to redesign the WP Pusher checkout page, sharing lots of tips on designing forms, finding layout inspiration, and making bland design more exciting. refactoringui.com/ Sketch files (substituted font with Lato): dropbox.com/s/wtgr2it0cb3vft1/wp-pusher-checkout.sketch?dl=0 WP Pusher: wppusher.com/ Pages: pages.xyz/ Contrast: usecontrast.com/

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What people say. Recommended as an excellent resource for developers looking to improve their UI design and UX skills.

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