About this block

Do You Need It Checklist runs three numbered honest questions before the add to cart. The boredom question names the emotion directly: "Boredom is allowed, but name it at checkout instead of finding it in a return note three weeks later." The sizing question links to the capacity logic page. The repair question routes to the bench with a photo, noting "The bench has talked more people off this page than onto it." The footer owns the math: "This page costs us sales and saves us returns. The ledger says net positive, and that is why it exists."

Questions are one array with a two field shape, numbered with padStart. The footer is not a caveat but the operating rationale.

When to use

Reach for this block as a standalone pre purchase page or as a late section on a product detail page, after the honest alternatives guide. The bench photo link must route to a working contact channel or the repair question misleads.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Honest alternatives guide

After

• Decade math card
• Repair service sections

What you can display

One strong use is the three pre purchase questions. Other checklists:

• Upgrade checklist. For software or hardware: does the current version actually block you, or is it habit.
• Size confirmation. A fit checklist before a garment order, measurement questions with real stakes.
• Gifting checklist. Questions that catch the wrong size, wrong style, or wrong use before the order ships.

Tip: "honest answers end about half of these conversations without a sale, on purpose" in the lede signals the block is trustworthy before the first question is read.