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Navigation Structure | Hubspot Marketo Mailchimp Eloqua |     | EMBRACE REJECT TO DISCUSS |
Forms Listing Page | Hubspot Form listing includes unique column ‘appears on’ which is useful to show relationships between forms and their containers. ‘Create’ folder functionality to organise forms Actions to manage form on form hover such as ‘delete’ and ‘duplicate’
Marketo ‘Used by pages' gives indication of links/relationships ‘Archive’ folder included for organisation Ability to create custom folder to further organise forms Actions to manage form such as ‘clone’ and 'delete'
Eloqua |    | EMBRACE REJECT No custom folders or ‘favourites’ section, as this would be inconsistent with rest of the platform and maybe cause too much confusion for non power-users as a v1 release No extra filters for ‘recently accessed/modified' as all platform tables show default ordering as chronological from newest to oldest or alphabetical, including these would be inconsistent
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Form Reporting | Hubspot |  | EMBRACE REJECT TO DISCUSS |
Form Editing | Hubspot Marketo Eloqua |    | EMBRACE REJECT Don’t open in new tab, as we don’t do this anywhere else on platform, keep consistent and open in same page, and this way would still allow users to right click and open in new tab
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Form Actions from Container | Hubspot Option to ‘edit’ form from landing page editor, clicking ‘edit’ links through to the form editor. Option to ‘create new’ from this area also, which automatically links this new form to the landing page and updates the form listing ‘appears on’ column automatically
Marketo Eloqua |    | EMBRACE REJECT TO DISCUSS |
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Product Team | 17/06/2019 | DONE Remove form selection from campaign section Add search filters added on all relevant table columns Translation buttons added to form listing page Added 'Create via CSV' button on form listing Remove all instances of 'form status' Add 'active/archive' form tabs
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Client - Twogether | 26/08/2020 | DONE REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS |
Client - Spiceworks | 26/08/2020 | DONE REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS |
Client - Dennis | 26/08/2020 | DONE REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS |
Client - Intensify | 26/08/2020 | DONE REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS |
Product Team | 28/09/2020 | DONE REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS Shows 2 ways to create an ‘isolated form’. The first way (images 5 to 11) is done within the form builder page through the ‘save as isolated form’ button. I’m not a fan of the first journey for a few reasons: It seems weird to me that you have to option to save as an isolated form within the form builder, because I would class this task as ‘form management’ and not ‘form editing’, and I think the management of forms should be done through the form listing with all the other form management tasks and not the editor After you’ve created your isolated form, you still have to manually associate it to the campaign you were just on (as we’ve decided that we’d click out to the global form builder when we want to edit a form from a campaign, so I don’t think there would be a simple way to automatically associate the form to the campaign you were just on - especially on scenarios where for example a user opens the form ‘edit’ button in a new tab rather than on the same tab)
If you’re intention from the very beginning was to have an isolated form from within a campaign, you first have to associate a form, click to edit that form, then save as an isolated form, then associate the form to the campaign you were just on, then when you go back to the campaign you end up having 2 forms in the campaign, and if you wanted to be clean and tidy then you’d remove the original form = a lot of steps. The second way (images 14 to 17) is through the ‘isolate selected form’ checkbox on the ‘associate’ dialog. I prefer this journey because: This particular form management task of creating your isolated form is completed through the form listings where all the other form management happens The association of your unique form is automatically achieved through this journey, you don’t have to manually associate the form after you’ve created the unique version, as this can be automatically done if you select the ‘isolate selected form’ checkbox = less steps, as the checkbox does a lot of things automatically
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Product Team | 22/10/2020 | DONE Association and removing association should be same as Agency / Advertiser management (search and add style) I still find the Campaign level “edit” a very confusing process. It might be a terminology thing but I think we need to work on making that process clearer or removing it. I think Translations should also only be on global level - leaving just implementation info and view on the table. Add the ‘active’ and ‘archived’ forms in the mocks
REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS The other big issue is the save as new / cloning process - I think we need more information from clients on this. Should we have both the “Save as New” button in the form builder and the checkbox in the associate (?) modal on a campaign? In form builder, move ‘save as new' button, and add ‘archive’ button and also campaign association link into panel header so all form management tasks within the form builder are in the same area, and ‘save’ button stays in bottom right as the main form action Change ‘preview’ to ‘view’ I’m going to make the change where clicking ‘manage’ from the campaign > form listing takes you to the global forms listing page with the single form filtered, but again if we decide to remove the ‘manage’ button all together from the campaign > form listing then i’ll remove this part from the mocks as well. If we don’t remove this functionality then we need to finalise terminology
I still have my reservations about having the ‘save as new’ button in the form builder. Especially if we’re taking users from the campaign forms page (when they click the manage button) to the global forms listing page (with the campaigns associated form automatically filtered - e.g. image #41), then the ‘duplicate’ button serves the purpose of the ‘save as new’ button within the form builder. I also don’t think that people would go in to edit a new form with the mindset that they want to create a duplicate version (because we don’t current have this functionality and it’s not what our users are used to - they’re used to duplicating a form (currently via the ‘import’ button) and this mimics the functionality in the mocks). If we’re having the ability to archive forms, do we need the ‘enabled’ toggle anymore?
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CS/Sales Team | 27/10/2020 | DONE REJECTED NEED MORE INFO TO DISCUSS |
Client - Dennis | 04/11/2020 | NO FEEDBACK |
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