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duplicated volunteer page #5150

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bakeiro opened this issue Nov 10, 2024 · 3 comments
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duplicated volunteer page #5150

bakeiro opened this issue Nov 10, 2024 · 3 comments

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@bakeiro
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bakeiro commented Nov 10, 2024

Context:
We have currently 2 pages
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When a user signs up, make a button, so if it's interested into volunteer, can go directly to couchers.org/volunteer instead of filling a new different formular
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Is the idea to redirect to the volunteer page? If yes, that would break up the signup flow which could be bad.

I see two alternatives:

  1. If the user says yes, we could send an email (delayed by X minutes so as to not disrupt signup completion) and in the email include a text and link to the volunteering page.
  2. Move the "would you like to volunteer?" question until signup has been completed (Perhaps a 1-time modal upon landing on the dashboard for the first time), and then take the user to the volunteering page.

Both options above direct the user to the volunteering page which uses a google form which populates the useful Monday volunteering board (found here https://couchersorg.monday.com/ ) and also pushes a notification to the slack #recruitment channel.

@bakeiro
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bakeiro commented Nov 11, 2024

why would break it up? I was thinking about opennning in a new page @jesseallhands

Move the "would you like to volunteer?" question until signup has been completed

is the last step, the rest of the info was submitted (so signup was completed)

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bakeiro commented Nov 11, 2024

the point why I did the ticket this way, it's because it's a very quick fix, and we forget about having multiple sources of truth, I'm sure we can do it better, but finding the perfect solution with our low capacity means things get longer to be done, so slow development, doing a quick fix, it's like "problem solved" xd, but I know this can be done way better (but not this fast xd)

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