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We have a checkout process which follows this sequence:

  1. choose between two possible products
  2. select a duration for the chosen product
  3. enter payment details
  4. your receipt

We want to compress steps 1 and 2 into one page, where once the user chooses product A or product B there is a dynamic change in the page. As opposed to taking the user to a new page.

It would look something like this:

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However ... once a user chooses one of the membership types we don't have an obvious way for the user to go back that one step.

Any suggestions on how a user could go back to deciding between A vs B?

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  • When you say membership type, you mean between Alpha and Beta membership? Or when they click the buy button?
    – UXerUIer
    Aug 18, 2014 at 11:53
  • @Majed Alpha vs Beta. The buy buttons is simply for the duration.
    – Erics
    Aug 19, 2014 at 10:59

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You can use 2x4 matrix, with Y-axis the product and X-axis the duration.

EDIT : Roughly something like this : When a checkbox is selected all other checkboxes are unselected.

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You could use 2 accordions on the 1st step. Once the user chooses the membership type, the accordion will expand and the details will show. Clicking it again will collapse the details.

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