We need to design a payment return (callback) page that handles three different states:
- ⏳ Processing State (Checking Payment Status)
- When the user is redirected back from the payment gateway, the system should first verify the payment status.
- This process may take a few seconds.
- A loading indicator (spinner or animation) should be displayed along with a message like:
- “Checking your payment status...”
- ✅ Success State
- If the payment is successful:
- Display a success message (e.g., “Your payment was successful”).
- Show a success icon (e.g., checkmark).
Optionally display:
Payment ID
Transaction ID
Include a primary action button:
“Back to App” / “Return to Application”
- ❌ Failure State
If the payment fails:
Display a failure message (e.g., “Payment failed” or a more descriptive error if available).
Show a failure icon (e.g., cross or warning).
Keep the same layout as the success state for consistency.
Include a button to return to the app.
(Optional but recommended) Add a secondary action:
“Try Again” or “Retry Payment”
✨ Additional Notes / Suggestions
Ensure visual consistency between success and failure states (same layout, different colors/icons).
Use clear color semantics:
Green for success
Red for failure
Neutral for loading
The design should be mobile-friendly and responsive.
Consider adding subtle animations/transitions between states for better UX.
Error messages in failure state should be user-friendly (avoid technical jargon if possible).
We need to design a payment return (callback) page that handles three different states:
Optionally display:
Payment ID
Transaction ID
Include a primary action button:
“Back to App” / “Return to Application”
If the payment fails:
Display a failure message (e.g., “Payment failed” or a more descriptive error if available).
Show a failure icon (e.g., cross or warning).
Keep the same layout as the success state for consistency.
Include a button to return to the app.
(Optional but recommended) Add a secondary action:
“Try Again” or “Retry Payment”
✨ Additional Notes / Suggestions
Ensure visual consistency between success and failure states (same layout, different colors/icons).
Use clear color semantics:
Green for success
Red for failure
Neutral for loading
The design should be mobile-friendly and responsive.
Consider adding subtle animations/transitions between states for better UX.
Error messages in failure state should be user-friendly (avoid technical jargon if possible).