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Currently, saving in FSE is a two step process where one first clicks "Update Design" before being presented with options to select which changes to save. After confirming what you want to save though, there's no additional notice or indication in the UI that changes have been captured beyond the "Update Design" button greying out. Here's the experience:
Once the design is saved, there is no confirmation but the button is no longer operable. The interface could communicate this better.
What is your proposed solution?
I think we should re-use the messaging for saving a post in the core editor:
save.post.process.mov
This could include an additional link to view the front end of the site but that likely will be too tricky considering multi-entity saving complexities. Here's a pretend mockup with a dismissible notice:
The verbiage is purposefully vague as I'm not sure if we could get specific enough to go through each specific change (template part, template, post, global styles, etc).
This issue overall somewhat relates to this open issue around the saving flow in general: #29577
What problem does this address?
Currently, saving in FSE is a two step process where one first clicks "Update Design" before being presented with options to select which changes to save. After confirming what you want to save though, there's no additional notice or indication in the UI that changes have been captured beyond the "Update Design" button greying out. Here's the experience:
FSE.save.mov
This came up as part of the third call for testing for the FSE Outreach Program:
What is your proposed solution?
I think we should re-use the messaging for saving a post in the core editor:
save.post.process.mov
This could include an additional link to view the front end of the site but that likely will be too tricky considering multi-entity saving complexities. Here's a pretend mockup with a dismissible notice:
The verbiage is purposefully vague as I'm not sure if we could get specific enough to go through each specific change (template part, template, post, global styles, etc).
This issue overall somewhat relates to this open issue around the saving flow in general: #29577