An “i” beside every setting that needed one

Every settings screen now has a written page behind it. That was the previous note, and it left an obvious gap: you have to know the page exists, and go and find it, at the moment you are least inclined to (mid-task, with a form open).

So there is now a small i beside the settings whose consequence is not obvious. Press it and you get a sentence about what that setting actually does, and a Know more through to the full page if the sentence is not enough.

Forty of them, across twenty-nine screens. They are not on everything, deliberately. An icon beside a box labelled Email is noise, and noise is how people learn to stop pressing things.

Online payments and Approvals were reached from the settings list, and then the settings list disappeared: both screens drew without the menu beside them, leaving the browser’s back button as the only way out of a screen the menu had just sent you to. Both now keep the settings list where it belongs.

One more, found while writing the page for it: the Shopify field that sets how often the shop is checked was showing a note meant for whoever wrote the screen rather than for the person reading it. It now says the thing it was supposed to say: that without a webhook, orders wait for the sweep too.