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Enable direct user navigation through steps in the Preline stepper component by making the stepper navigation items clickable, allowing users to jump directly to a chosen step.
Detailed Description
Currently, the Preline stepper component presents a visual progression of steps but does not allow end-users to click on the step navigation items to move directly between steps. Instead, the user must rely on "Next" and "Previous" buttons to navigate sequentially. By making these step navigation elements clickable, developers can provide a more intuitive and user-friendly experience. Users can easily return to a previous step to review or modify information or skip ahead if they have the necessary permissions or data filled out. This change would help streamline workflows and improve overall usability.
Use Cases
Multi-Page Forms: Users completing a multi-step signup form may need to quickly revisit a previous step to correct or add missing information without repeatedly clicking "Previous."
Configuration Wizards: In a software configuration wizard, users may want to jump to a specific step to adjust settings after initially reviewing all steps.
Onboarding Processes: When onboarding new users, allowing them to navigate to various steps at will encourages exploration and reduces frustration if they need to confirm details in earlier steps.
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Summary
Enable direct user navigation through steps in the Preline stepper component by making the stepper navigation items clickable, allowing users to jump directly to a chosen step.
Detailed Description
Currently, the Preline stepper component presents a visual progression of steps but does not allow end-users to click on the step navigation items to move directly between steps. Instead, the user must rely on "Next" and "Previous" buttons to navigate sequentially. By making these step navigation elements clickable, developers can provide a more intuitive and user-friendly experience. Users can easily return to a previous step to review or modify information or skip ahead if they have the necessary permissions or data filled out. This change would help streamline workflows and improve overall usability.
Use Cases
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: