Wp-calypso: Allow users to change site name by clicking on it

[amamujee]

[Polish, not blocking] - Can we allow users to click on the site name and change it? With the addition of the plan item as a clickable element, it's an inconsistent experience for users who are not able to change their site name. This is not a super high priority, but it's probably a really simple UI too, and another way this will feel more differentiated, modular and dynamic vs the current flow.

In terms of UX, I wonder if the top bar section needs to look a bit more prominent with each of those elements being clearly 'clickable' - looking forward to seeing the data but my gut says that many users wont even realize that they can click on this

@olaolusoga @dubielzyk

[amamujee]

Added the right folks for triaging and prioritization

[simison]

Thanks! We chatted with @dubielzyk about this some time earlier and I agree it would be good not to require folks go all the way back to beginning just to fix a typo for example.

[razvanpapadopol]

The site name is getting more visibility in both site creation and launch flows:

• it's used to initialize (and reset when updated) the search query for domain selection
• it's used in the style preview
• it's required in the launch flow

@ollierozdarz I've assigned this to you since I believe it would make for a good little side project when working in Gutenboarding site creation flow.
@olaolusoga should know more about the roadmap ahead but from my perspective, even if we remove the current site name step, a feature like this could be present during the rest of the flow.

[dubielzyk]

I personally think this is a lower priority, but worth looking into still. The reasoning is that the flow is short and if they want to change it, we land them in the editor where they can change it via the pre-launch stuff @joanrho is working on. When I watched user studies and Hotjar videos, there weren't a lot of people who changed their site title after the fact. I think once we have the new design where you can see where the site title gets applied (i.e. have the browser window on the side to see it change), this will even make less change.

My worry is that it can complicate things for the benefit of a tiny percent use case. That being said, let's see if it can be done in an elegant way. If not, I don't think this is a huge user need. Happy to be convinced otherwise.