- Updated SETTINGS_TREE_PLAN.md with modern SaaS approach - Renamed settings pages for clarity (Store Details, Shipping & Delivery, etc.) - Card-based UI design instead of boring forms - Progressive disclosure and smart defaults - Updated navigation in both backend (NavigationRegistry.php) and frontend (tree.ts) - Added comprehensive comparison table and design decisions - 8 pages total, 40-53 hours estimated
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WooNooW Settings Tree - Implementation Plan
📋 Overview
This document defines the complete settings structure for WooNooW Admin SPA, using a Shopify-inspired approach that focuses on store success rather than technical configuration.
🎯 Strategy: Modern SaaS Approach (Shopify-Inspired)
Philosophy:
- Store-first, not tech-first - Settings encourage business growth
- Simple, fast, smooth - Better UX than WooCommerce's complex tabs
- Logical grouping - Our own hierarchy, not WooCommerce's legacy structure
- Progressive disclosure - Show what matters, hide complexity
- Action-oriented - "Set up payments" not "Payment gateway settings"
Key Differences from WooCommerce:
- ❌ No confusing tabs and sub-tabs
- ❌ No technical jargon
- ❌ No overwhelming forms
- ✅ Clear sections with visual cards
- ✅ Setup wizards for complex tasks
- ✅ Inline help and examples
- ✅ Mobile-friendly interface
🌲 Settings Tree Structure (Shopify-Inspired)
Settings
├── 🏪 Store Details
│ └── /settings/store
│ • Store name, contact info
│ • Store address (for invoices, shipping origin)
│ • Currency & formatting
│ • Timezone & units
│ • Store industry/type
│
├── 💳 Payments
│ └── /settings/payments
│ • Payment providers (cards: Stripe, PayPal, etc.)
│ • Manual methods (bank transfer, cash, check)
│ • Payment capture settings
│ • Test mode toggle
│
├── 📦 Shipping & Delivery
│ └── /settings/shipping
│ • Shipping zones (visual map)
│ • Shipping rates (simple table)
│ • Local pickup options
│ • Free shipping rules
│ • Delivery time estimates
│
├── 💰 Taxes
│ └── /settings/taxes
│ • Tax calculation (auto or manual)
│ • Tax rates by region (simple table)
│ • Tax-inclusive pricing toggle
│ • Tax exemptions
│
├── 🛍️ Checkout
│ └── /settings/checkout
│ • Checkout fields (required/optional)
│ • Guest checkout toggle
│ • Account creation options
│ • Order notes
│ • Terms & conditions
│
├── 👤 Customer Accounts
│ └── /settings/customers
│ • Account creation settings
│ • Login options
│ • Customer data retention
│ • Privacy policy
│
├── 📧 Notifications
│ └── /settings/notifications
│ • Email templates (visual editor)
│ • Order notifications (customer & admin)
│ • Shipping notifications
│ • Email sender details
│ • SMS notifications (future)
│
├── 🎨 Brand & Appearance
│ └── /settings/brand
│ • Logo upload
│ • Brand colors
│ • Email header/footer
│ • Invoice template
│
├── 🔧 WooNooW Settings
│ └── /settings/woonoow
│ • Plugin preferences
│ • Performance settings
│ • Feature toggles
│ • License & updates
│
├── ⚙️ Advanced (Bridge to wp-admin)
│ └── /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=advanced
│
├── 🔌 Integrations (Bridge to wp-admin)
│ └── /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=integration
│
├── 🔍 System Status (Bridge to wp-admin)
│ └── /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-status
│
└── 🧩 Extensions (Bridge to wp-admin)
└── /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-addons
📊 Implementation Priority (Shopify-Inspired)
Phase 1: Foundation (HIGH PRIORITY) 🔴
1. Store Details (/settings/store)
Purpose: Core store information - the foundation of everything
Complexity: Low-Medium
Estimated Time: 4-6 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > General
Layout: Single-page form with clear sections
Sections:
A. Store Identity
- Store name (text input with live preview)
- Contact email (for customer inquiries)
- Customer support email (separate from admin)
- Store phone number (optional)
B. Store Address
- Country/Region (dropdown with flags)
- Street address (autocomplete)
- City, State/Province, Postal code
- Used for: shipping origin, invoices, tax calculations
C. Currency & Formatting
- Currency (searchable dropdown with symbols)
- Currency position (before/after amount)
- Thousand separator (
,or.or space) - Decimal separator (
.or,) - Number of decimals (0-4)
- Live preview: $1,234.56
D. Standards & Formats
- Timezone (auto-detect with manual override)
- Unit system (Metric / Imperial)
- Weight unit (kg, g, lb, oz)
- Dimension unit (cm, m, in, ft)
E. Store Type (helps with recommendations)
- Industry (dropdown: Fashion, Electronics, Food, etc.)
- Business type (B2C, B2B, Both)
UI/UX:
- Clean, spacious layout
- Inline validation
- Live preview for currency formatting
- Auto-save draft (save button at top)
- "Your store is located in Indonesia 🇮🇩" summary card
2. Payments (/settings/payments)
Purpose: Get paid - make it dead simple
Complexity: Medium
Estimated Time: 6-8 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Payments
Layout: Card-based interface, not a table
Sections:
A. Payment Providers (Visual Cards)
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 💳 Credit & Debit Cards │
│ │
│ [Stripe Logo] Stripe Payments │
│ ○ Not connected │
│ [Set up Stripe] button │
│ │
│ Accept Visa, Mastercard, Amex │
│ 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ [PayPal Logo] PayPal │
│ ● Connected │
│ [Manage] [Disconnect] │
│ │
│ buyer@example.com │
│ 3.49% + fixed fee per transaction │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
B. Manual Payment Methods (Simpler cards)
- Bank Transfer (BACS) - toggle + instructions field
- Cash on Delivery - toggle + fee option
- Check Payments - toggle + instructions
C. Payment Settings
- Test mode (big toggle with warning banner)
- Payment capture (Authorize only / Authorize and capture)
- Accepted payment methods (checkboxes with icons)
UI/UX:
- Big, visual cards (not boring table rows)
- "Add payment provider" button with modal
- Setup wizard for Stripe/PayPal (not raw API keys)
- Test mode banner: "⚠️ Test Mode Active - No real charges"
- Drag to reorder (shows on checkout)
3. Shipping & Delivery (/settings/shipping)
Purpose: Get products to customers
Complexity: Medium-High
Estimated Time: 8-10 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Shipping and delivery
Layout: Zone-based with visual hierarchy
Sections:
A. Shipping Zones (Card list, not table)
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 🌍 Domestic (Indonesia) │
│ │
│ Regions: All Indonesia │
│ Rates: 3 shipping rates │
│ │
│ • Standard Shipping - Rp 15,000 │
│ • Express Shipping - Rp 30,000 │
│ • Free Shipping - Free (>Rp 500k) │
│ │
│ [Edit zone] [Delete] │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 🌏 International │
│ │
│ Regions: Rest of world │
│ Rates: 1 shipping rate │
│ │
│ • International - Calculated │
│ │
│ [Edit zone] │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
[+ Add shipping zone] button
B. Zone Editor (Modal or slide-over)
- Zone name
- Countries/Regions (multi-select with search)
- Shipping rates:
- Name (e.g., "Standard Shipping")
- Price (flat rate or calculated)
- Conditions (order total, weight, etc.)
- Transit time (e.g., "3-5 business days")
C. Local Pickup
- Enable local pickup (toggle)
- Pickup locations (list with add/edit)
- Pickup instructions
D. Shipping Settings
- Show delivery estimates (toggle)
- Require shipping address (toggle)
- Hide shipping costs until address entered (toggle)
UI/UX:
- Visual zone cards, not boring table
- "Add rate" button per zone
- Inline rate editor (no page reload)
- Drag to reorder rates
- Smart defaults: "Domestic" zone auto-created
- Map visualization (future enhancement)
Phase 2: Customer Experience (MEDIUM PRIORITY) 🟡
4. Taxes (/settings/taxes)
Purpose: Handle taxes simply
Complexity: Medium
Estimated Time: 5-7 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Taxes and duties
Layout: Simple toggle + table
Sections:
A. Tax Collection
- Collect taxes (big toggle)
- Prices include tax (toggle)
- Calculate tax based on (customer address / shop address)
B. Tax Rates (Simple table, not WooCommerce's complex structure)
┌──────────────┬─────────┬────────┬─────────┐
│ Region │ Rate │ Shipping│ Actions │
├──────────────┼─────────┼────────┼─────────┤
│ Indonesia │ 11% │ ✓ │ Edit │
│ Singapore │ 9% │ ✓ │ Edit │
│ Malaysia │ 6% │ ✓ │ Edit │
└──────────────┴─────────┴────────┴─────────┘
[+ Add tax rate]
C. Tax Settings
- Show tax breakdown at checkout (toggle)
- Tax exemptions (for wholesale, etc.)
UI/UX:
- Auto-detect tax rates by country (suggest common rates)
- Simple table, not WooCommerce's confusing priority/compound system
- "Need help? We can set this up for you" link
5. Checkout (/settings/checkout)
Purpose: Optimize the buying experience
Complexity: Low-Medium
Estimated Time: 4-5 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Checkout
Layout: Toggle-heavy with smart defaults
Sections:
A. Customer Information
- Company name (Show / Hide / Optional)
- Phone number (Required / Optional / Hidden)
- Address line 2 (Show / Hide)
B. Checkout Options
- Guest checkout (toggle - default ON)
- Account creation at checkout (toggle)
- Order notes field (toggle)
- Marketing opt-in checkbox (toggle)
C. Order Processing
- Terms and conditions (toggle + page selector)
- Privacy policy (toggle + page selector)
- Automatically complete orders (for digital products)
UI/UX:
- Live preview of checkout form
- Smart defaults (guest checkout ON, company name optional)
- "Recommended" badges on best practices
6. Customer Accounts (/settings/customers)
Purpose: Customer login and data
Complexity: Low
Estimated Time: 3-4 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Customer accounts
Layout: Simple toggles and options
Sections:
A. Account Creation
- Customers can create accounts (toggle)
- Account creation locations:
- ☑ During checkout
- ☑ On "My Account" page
- ☐ Require accounts to purchase
B. Login Options
- Email or username (radio)
- Social login (future: Google, Facebook)
- Password requirements (dropdown: None / Medium / Strong)
C. Customer Data
- Data retention period (dropdown: Forever / 1 year / 2 years / 3 years)
- Download data retention (dropdown: Forever / 6 months / 1 year)
- Privacy policy page (page selector)
UI/UX:
- Clear explanations for GDPR compliance
- "Learn about data privacy" help links
Phase 3: Communication & Branding (MEDIUM PRIORITY) 🟡
7. Notifications (/settings/notifications)
Purpose: Keep customers informed
Complexity: Medium
Estimated Time: 6-8 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Notifications
Layout: Email list + visual editor
Sections:
A. Customer Notifications (Card list with toggle)
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ● Order confirmation │
│ Sent when order is placed │
│ [Edit template] │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ● Shipping confirmation │
│ Sent when order is shipped │
│ [Edit template] │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ○ Order cancelled │
│ Sent when order is cancelled │
│ [Edit template] │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
B. Admin Notifications
- New order (toggle + recipients)
- Low stock alert (toggle + threshold)
- Failed payment (toggle)
C. Email Settings
- Sender name (e.g., "WooNooW Store")
- Sender email (e.g., "noreply@yourstore.com")
- Email footer text
D. Template Editor (Per email, modal/slide-over)
- Subject line (with variables: {{order_number}}, {{customer_name}})
- Email heading
- Body content (rich text editor)
- Live preview (desktop + mobile)
UI/UX:
- Visual email builder (not raw HTML)
- Variable picker (click to insert {{customer_name}})
- Send test email button
- Mobile preview
8. Brand & Appearance (/settings/brand)
Purpose: Make it yours
Complexity: Low-Medium
Estimated Time: 4-5 hours
Shopify Equivalent: Settings > Brand (new in Shopify)
Layout: Visual, design-focused
Sections:
A. Logo & Colors
- Store logo (upload, max 500KB)
- Brand color (color picker)
- Accent color (color picker)
- Used in: emails, invoices, admin interface
B. Email Design
- Email header image (upload)
- Email background color
- Email text color
- Footer text (e.g., "© 2025 Your Store")
C. Invoice Template
- Invoice logo (use store logo / upload different)
- Invoice header text
- Invoice footer text
- Tax ID / Business registration number
UI/UX:
- Live preview of email with your branding
- Live preview of invoice
- Color picker with presets
- Image cropper for logo
Phase 4: Advanced (KEEP IN WP-ADMIN) ⚪
These settings are rarely used and can remain in wp-admin:
8. Advanced Settings (Bridge)
- Page setup (cart, checkout, my account, terms)
- REST API
- Webhooks
- Legacy API
- WooCommerce.com account
9. Integration Settings (Bridge)
- MaxMind Geolocation
- Other integrations
10. System Status (Bridge)
- System status report
- Tools (clear cache, regenerate thumbnails, etc.)
- Logs
- Scheduled actions
11. Extensions (Bridge)
- WooCommerce marketplace
- Browse extensions
- My subscriptions
🔧 Technical Implementation
Backend (PHP)
Files to Create/Modify:
includes/Admin/Rest/SettingsController.php- REST endpointsincludes/Compat/SettingsProvider.php- Settings data providerincludes/Compat/NavigationRegistry.php- ✅ Already updated
REST Endpoints:
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/store
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/store
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/payments
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/payments
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/shipping
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/shipping
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/taxes
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/taxes
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/checkout
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/checkout
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/customers
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/customers
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/notifications
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/notifications
GET /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/brand
POST /wp-json/woonoow/v1/settings/brand
Data Flow:
- Frontend requests settings via REST API
- Backend reads from WooCommerce options
- Backend returns structured JSON
- Frontend displays in form
- User submits changes
- Backend validates and saves to WooCommerce options
- Frontend shows success/error
Frontend (React/TypeScript)
Files to Create:
admin-spa/src/routes/Settings/
├── index.tsx ✅ Done (WooNooW settings)
├── Store.tsx ⏳ Store details (Shopify-style)
├── Payments.tsx ⏳ Payment providers (card-based)
├── Shipping.tsx ⏳ Shipping zones (visual cards)
├── Taxes.tsx ⏳ Tax rates (simple table)
├── Checkout.tsx ⏳ Checkout options
├── Customers.tsx ⏳ Customer accounts
├── Notifications.tsx ⏳ Email templates
├── Brand.tsx ⏳ Branding & appearance
└── components/
├── SettingsLayout.tsx ⏳ Consistent layout wrapper
├── SettingsCard.tsx ⏳ Card component (Shopify-style)
├── SettingsSection.tsx ⏳ Section with heading
├── ToggleField.tsx ⏳ Toggle switch
├── PaymentProviderCard.tsx ⏳ Payment provider card
├── ShippingZoneCard.tsx ⏳ Shipping zone card
├── TaxRateTable.tsx ⏳ Simple tax table
├── EmailTemplateCard.tsx ⏳ Email template card
├── ColorPicker.tsx ⏳ Color picker
├── ImageUploader.tsx ⏳ Image upload
└── LivePreview.tsx ⏳ Live preview component
Shared Components:
- Form wrapper with save/cancel
- Field renderer (text, select, checkbox, radio, textarea, color, image)
- Section headers
- Help text/tooltips
- Validation messages
- Loading states
- Success/error notifications
🎨 UI/UX Guidelines (Shopify-Inspired)
Visual Design
- Card-based layout - Not boring forms
- Generous whitespace - Breathable, not cramped
- Visual hierarchy - Clear sections with icons
- Color-coded status - Green (active), Gray (inactive), Yellow (test mode)
- Illustrations - Empty states, onboarding
Layout Patterns
- Single-column on mobile - Stack everything
- Two-column on desktop - Content + sidebar (for help/tips)
- Sticky save bar - Always visible at top
- Progressive disclosure - Show basics, hide advanced in expandable sections
Interactive Elements
- Big toggle switches - Not tiny checkboxes
- Visual cards - Payment providers, shipping zones as cards
- Inline editing - Edit in place, not separate pages
- Drag and drop - Reorder zones, rates, emails
- Live previews - Currency format, email templates, invoices
Forms & Validation
- Smart defaults - Pre-fill with best practices
- Inline validation - Real-time feedback
- Help text everywhere - Explain what each field does
- Examples - "e.g., Standard Shipping"
- Recommended badges - "✓ Recommended" for best practices
Feedback & States
- Optimistic updates - Show change immediately, save in background
- Toast notifications - "Settings saved" (not alerts)
- Loading states - Skeleton screens, not spinners
- Empty states - "No payment providers yet. Add one to get started."
- Error states - Friendly messages with solutions
Mobile-First
- Touch-friendly - 44px minimum tap targets
- Swipe actions - Swipe to delete/edit
- Bottom sheets - Modals slide from bottom on mobile
- Responsive tables - Stack columns on mobile
Accessibility
- Keyboard navigation - Tab through everything
- Screen reader labels - Descriptive ARIA labels
- Focus indicators - Clear blue outline
- Color contrast - WCAG AA compliant
- Skip links - Skip to main content
📝 Implementation Checklist (Shopify-Inspired)
Phase 1: Foundation
-
Store Details (
/settings/store)- Store identity section (name, emails, phone)
- Store address with autocomplete
- Currency selector with live preview
- Timezone & units
- Store type/industry
- Save/load functionality
-
Payments (
/settings/payments)- Payment provider cards (visual)
- Stripe/PayPal setup wizards
- Manual methods (bank, COD, check)
- Test mode toggle with banner
- Drag-and-drop ordering
- Save/load functionality
-
Shipping & Delivery (
/settings/shipping)- Shipping zone cards (visual)
- Zone editor (modal/slide-over)
- Rate configuration
- Local pickup options
- Drag-and-drop zones/rates
- Save/load functionality
Phase 2: Customer Experience
-
Taxes (
/settings/taxes)- Tax collection toggle
- Simple tax rate table
- Auto-detect common rates
-
Checkout (
/settings/checkout)- Checkout field options
- Guest checkout toggle
- Terms & privacy
-
Customer Accounts (
/settings/customers)- Account creation settings
- Login options
- Data retention (GDPR)
Phase 3: Communication & Branding
-
Notifications (
/settings/notifications)- Email template cards
- Visual email editor
- Variable picker
- Live preview
-
Brand & Appearance (
/settings/brand)- Logo uploader
- Color pickers
- Email/invoice preview
🧪 Testing Requirements
Functional Testing
- All fields save correctly
- Validation works
- Default values load
- Changes persist after reload
- Bridge links work
- Mobile responsive
Integration Testing
- WooCommerce compatibility
- 3rd party gateway support
- Plugin conflict testing
- Multi-currency support
User Testing
- Intuitive navigation
- Clear labels
- Helpful error messages
- Fast performance
📚 Documentation
User Documentation
- Settings overview
- Field descriptions
- Common configurations
- Troubleshooting
Developer Documentation
- API endpoints
- Filter hooks
- Extension points
- Code examples
🔄 Migration Notes
No data migration needed!
- All settings use WooCommerce's native options
- Deactivating WooNooW restores wp-admin settings
- No data loss risk
🎯 Success Metrics (Shopify-Inspired)
Phase 1 Complete When:
- ✅ Store, Payments, Shipping pages functional
- ✅ Visual card-based UI (not boring forms)
- ✅ All fields save/load correctly
- ✅ Live previews working (currency, etc.)
- ✅ Mobile responsive with touch-friendly UI
- ✅ No console errors
- ✅ Feels like Shopify (fast, smooth, delightful)
Phase 2 Complete When:
- ✅ Taxes, Checkout, Customers pages functional
- ✅ Simple tables (not WooCommerce complexity)
- ✅ All validations working
- ✅ Smart defaults applied
- ✅ Performance acceptable (<2s load)
Phase 3 Complete When:
- ✅ Notifications, Brand pages functional
- ✅ Visual email editor working
- ✅ Live email/invoice preview
- ✅ Color pickers, image uploaders working
- ✅ Template customization working
📅 Timeline Estimate (Shopify-Inspired Approach)
| Phase | Pages | Estimated Time | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1: Foundation | Store, Payments, Shipping | 18-24 hours | 🔴 HIGH |
| Phase 2: Customer Experience | Taxes, Checkout, Customers | 12-16 hours | 🟡 MEDIUM |
| Phase 3: Communication & Branding | Notifications, Brand | 10-13 hours | 🟡 MEDIUM |
| Total | 8 pages | 40-53 hours |
Breakdown:
- Store Details: 4-6 hours (simple, but needs autocomplete & live preview)
- Payments: 6-8 hours (card UI, setup wizards, drag-drop)
- Shipping: 8-10 hours (zone cards, rate editor, complex)
- Taxes: 5-7 hours (simple table, auto-detect)
- Checkout: 4-5 hours (toggles, live preview)
- Customers: 3-4 hours (simple toggles)
- Notifications: 6-8 hours (email editor, preview)
- Brand: 4-5 hours (color pickers, image upload, preview)
Note: Times include:
- UI design (Shopify-style cards, not forms)
- Component development (reusable)
- Backend API integration
- Testing (functional + UX)
- Documentation
🔗 Related Documents
PROGRESS_NOTE.md- Development progressSPA_ADMIN_MENU_PLAN.md- Menu structurePROJECT_SOP.md- Development standardsSTANDALONE_MODE_SUMMARY.md- Mode documentationMENU_FIX_SUMMARY.md- Navigation fix details
📊 WooCommerce vs WooNooW Settings Comparison
| Aspect | WooCommerce | WooNooW (Shopify-Inspired) |
|---|---|---|
| Layout | Tabs within tabs | Single pages with cards |
| Navigation | Confusing hierarchy | Flat, clear menu |
| Forms | Dense, technical | Spacious, visual |
| Payment Setup | Raw API keys | Setup wizards |
| Shipping | Complex table | Visual zone cards |
| Taxes | Priority/compound system | Simple rate table |
| Emails | HTML code editor | Visual template builder |
| Branding | Scattered settings | Dedicated Brand page |
| Mobile | Not optimized | Touch-friendly |
| Help | External docs | Inline help everywhere |
| Defaults | Empty/technical | Smart, business-focused |
| Feel | Admin panel | Modern SaaS app |
💡 Key Design Decisions
1. Store Details Instead of General
- Why: "General" is vague. "Store Details" is clear and action-oriented.
- Benefit: Merchants know exactly what to expect.
2. Card-Based Payment Providers
- Why: Visual cards are more engaging than table rows.
- Benefit: Easier to scan, understand status at a glance.
3. Shipping Zones as Cards
- Why: WooCommerce's table is overwhelming.
- Benefit: Visual hierarchy, easier to manage multiple zones.
4. Simple Tax Table
- Why: WooCommerce's priority/compound system confuses users.
- Benefit: 90% of stores just need region + rate.
5. Separate Checkout & Customer Pages
- Why: WooCommerce lumps them together.
- Benefit: Clearer separation of concerns.
6. Notifications Instead of Emails
- Why: "Notifications" is more modern and broader (future: SMS, push).
- Benefit: Future-proof naming.
7. Brand & Appearance Page
- Why: Shopify's newest addition, highly requested.
- Benefit: One place for all branding (logo, colors, templates).
8. Progressive Disclosure
- Why: Don't overwhelm with all options at once.
- Benefit: Show basics, hide advanced in expandable sections.
🚀 Implementation Strategy
Week 1-2: Foundation (Phase 1)
- Store Details - Get the basics right
- Payments - Critical for business
- Shipping - Most complex, tackle early
Week 3: Customer Experience (Phase 2)
- Taxes - Simpler than WooCommerce
- Checkout - Quick wins with toggles
- Customers - Simple settings
Week 4: Polish (Phase 3)
- Notifications - Email templates
- Brand - Visual polish
Ongoing: Iteration
- User feedback
- Performance optimization
- Mobile refinement
- Accessibility audit
Last Updated: November 5, 2025
Status: 📋 Planning Complete - Shopify-Inspired Approach Adopted
Strategy: Store-first, visual, simple, fast
Next Step: Implement Phase 1 - Store Details page
Estimated Total: 40-53 hours for all 8 pages