changing the name of the NFT bridge buttons

changing the name of the NFT bridge buttons

It seems that changes should be made to this file 🙈

packages/bridge-ui/src/components/Bridge/NFTBridgeComponents/StepNavigation/StepNavigation.svelte

   <ActionButton priority="primary" on:click={() => handleNextStep()}>
        <span class="body-bold">{nextStepButtonText}</span>
      </ActionButton>
    {/if}

    {#if activeStep === BridgeSteps.CONFIRM}
      {#if bridgingStatus === BridgingStatus.DONE}
        <ActionButton {disabled} priority="primary" on:click={() => handleNextStep()}>
          <span class="body-bold">{nextStepButtonText}</span>
        </ActionButton>

It seems to me that the easiest way to decide whether to adjust these buttons or not is to imagine that these buttons have moved from the testnet to the mainnet and imagine what the main network will be like with them and how acceptable it will look. I think the mainnet needs some adjustments

[KorbinianK]

There is nothing wrong with the naming of the buttons.

There is nothing wrong with the naming of the buttons.

when you click on a button called continue and find yourself on a page called review, is that correct?
ok then closed, I agree if you like it that way and will go to the mainnet with such buttons, good luck

but if you change the names of these buttons on the mainnet even though you are now saying that there is nothing wrong with them, then you will turn out to be an even bigger amateur than I think at the moment

@KorbinianK according to your logic, you can write almost any word on all buttons, for example continue, and it doesn’t matter what the name of the tab you find yourself on is when you click on this button. this is very funny. I imagine, for example, X or Facebook or whatever, where all the buttons say continue and people like you checked it and said that everything is fine and there is nothing wrong with it lol

did you even understand this post? what buttons am I talking about?

this button is not correct because it leads to the review tab

this button is correct because it leads to the bridge completion tab and is clicked to confirm that the review is correct

but if you focus only on text, then these buttons are no different for you, you understand this, they simply have no meaning other than spam clicks

but if you don’t understand this, then I won’t convince you anymore, I don’t care about your project then, for me, those who simply cannot understand such basic things are not those whom I can consider a good company