Customize the Magento 2 Checkout
Checkout initialization
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Intro & prerequisitesPreview(1:21)
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Prepare your Magento environment for checkout developmentPreview(3:28)
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Overview of the checkout layout rendering processPreview(4:26)
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The bootstrapping process of Magento’s checkoutPreview(6:00)
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Create the skeleton of a custom checkout modulePreview(3:27)
Checkout address form fields
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Determine position of shipping address checkout fieldsLocked(6:12)
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Reorder checkout field positions with XMLLocked(6:49)
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Reorder checkout field positions with a custom layout processorLocked(14:43)
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Customize the customer configuration options for checkoutLocked(4:20)
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Add a built-in validation rule to a checkout address fieldLocked(4:00)
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Add a custom input mask to a checkout fieldLocked(7:15)
Checkout steps
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Add a new step to the checkout headerLocked(14:34)
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Create a button to navigate to the next checkout stepLocked(2:48)
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Move a component to another checkout stepLocked(6:35)
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Disable or remove a checkout UI ComponentLocked(3:48)
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Validate component field on form submissionLocked(5:45)
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Refactor custom component code to use a core methodLocked(3:14)
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Challenge! Add a step to the end of the checkout processLocked
Modifying checkout components & templates
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Understanding regions and displaying components within loopsLocked(3:50)
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Move a component to an existing checkout regionLocked(6:03)
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Move a component to another checkout regionLocked(3:45)
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Challenge! Style a repositioned checkout componentLocked
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Alternative method of overriding Knockout.js templatesLocked(2:34)
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Extend a custom checkout UI componentLocked(5:57)
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Challenge! Show the view/edit cart link in the sidebarLocked
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Challenge! Create a custom checkout UI Component for logged in usersLocked
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Challenge! Add a new UI Component to the Order Summary checkoutLocked
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Challenge! Customize the email step for logged in usersLocked
Checkout config providers
Custom shipping address attributes
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Create a new customer address EAV attributeLocked(15:12)
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How customer EAV attributes are stored in the databaseLocked(3:30)
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Update the customer address HTML template for a new attributeLocked(5:54)
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How custom customer attributes are rendered at checkoutLocked(4:15)
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Scope the shipping address attribute as a custom attributeLocked(9:59)
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Add the new frontend attribute as a shipping address extension attributeLocked(10:32)
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Add the new backend attribute as a shipping address extension attributeLocked(2:40)
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Create database columns to store extension attribute dataLocked(5:13)
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Save new extension attribute data to the databaseLocked(12:18)
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Hide a custom attributes from the billing address rendererLocked(6:10)
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Hide a custom attributes from the billing address formLocked(3:27)
Add the new backend attribute as a shipping address extension attribute
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