Checkout

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1. Ludwig Pettersson

   We've been working on an easier way to integrate Stripe for a while, abstracting away things like card number formatting, form validation and error handling -- and we're calling it Checkout.

   This shot doesn't really capture it all that well (for one, it doesn't even fit!), so check out a demo we posted: https://stripe.com/blog/stripe-checkout

   (Bonus: look at the little card type animation, courtesy of @bdc!)

   Of course, you can still drop down a level and control everything yourself, but we think this is a great little tool :)

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2. Bert Devriese

   So. Awesome.

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3. Ramy Majouji

   That thing is near perfect you guys. You seriously nailed it. Great work @Benjamin De Cock and @Ludwig Pettersson!

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4. Daryl Ginn

   You guy's have done some super work lately. Be proud.

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5. Zach Sherman

   Can't wait to use this.

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6. Haziq Mir

   Yep, this is good.

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7. Phil Lester

   Very crisp and polished, like all of Stripe's UI design.

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8. Dami Dina

   This looks really good!

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9. Nikh

   Ooh, this looks very neat. How about a faint shadow dropping off of "Demo Sites" icon?

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10. Daniel Aláez

    It's just wonderful.

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11. Behnam kashani

    @Ludwig Pettersson awesome

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12. Drew Wilson

    great work on getting this launched guys!

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13. Chris Welch

    Flawless. You guys are really killing it on the execution.

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14. Pete Lada

    Gorgeous.

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15. Mobile Checkout We went through several iterations of the mobile version of Checkout. Some were more native looking than others and some had a lot of flashy animations. The...

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    Mobile Checkout

    by Ludwig Pettersson

    We went through several iterations of the mobile version of Checkout. Some were more native looking than others and some had a lot of flashy animations.

    The final version ended up being quite toned down in terms of eye candy. Instead, we really focused on making it feel nice to use within the constraints of mobile browsers, which have a lot of wonky behaviors.

    Check out the demo on your iPhone or Android to get a feel for it :-)

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