: Checkout Process: 1 page or 3 pages? What's better for a checkout process? One relatively long checkout page? Multiple short pages/steps ?

@Sarah324

Single 'form' page + verify page. (something like Magento has) It's easier to implement and when properly organized more user friendly.

Use Javascript to hide/show sections like customers details, shipping adress, etc. This way you can have more steps on single page.

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@Murray432

Multiple pages. I've been burned before by single-page checkouts where I wasn't given the oppertunity to verify my details before submitting the payment.

Always give the user the oppertunity to confirm and change their shipping address in a seperate step, as this is what people are used to and expect.

Also, the user doesn't have to re-enter 27 fields if they accidentally refresh their page (you should always allow the user to refresh their page without re-submitting the payment as well).

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