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Re-Design sort options: change toggle buttons to radio buttons for mutually exclusive options and update style guide #1834

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NilakshiS opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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NilakshiS commented Sep 9, 2024

Overview

The toggle buttons currently used in the prototype might confuse users, as they look like you can select multiple options. However, you can only sort in one way at a time. We should either change the design or use radio buttons instead, as the Dev team suggested.

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Each popup has an option to sort by that column. The prototype design uses two toggle buttons that essentially mean "Sort Ascending" or "Sort Descending" (though the labels differ based on the column).

Image of Toggle buttons on "Created On" column by default

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Image of Toggle buttons on "Created On" column on Hover

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Dev team suggests that toggle buttons are not an appropriate choice, since it is not possible to sort ascending and descending simultaneously. A better choice is a set of two radio buttons. This allows the user to select one or the other, but not both.

A prototype using radio buttons instead of toggle buttons

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Moreover, the data might not be sorted by that column at all, in which case neither radio button is checked when the popup is first opened. If the user then clicks on one of the choices, it will be applied when the Apply button is clicked. They can also choose Reset to not apply sorting by that column.

Dev has already implemented this change (see My Project's page).

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  • Create a prototype for an alternative design.
  • Review with Product, Dev and Research and iterate if needed based on feedback.
  • Update the style guide to add the new design.
  • Once finalized, get Stakeholder sign-off via the stakeholder meeting slide deck.
  • Will be added to style guide and approved by stakeholders using Design: Create Style Guide Presentation (My Projects dashboard) #1843

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@NilakshiS NilakshiS added this to the 10 - Launch milestone Sep 9, 2024
@NilakshiS NilakshiS changed the title Re-Design change for toggle buttons to radio buttons for mutually exclusive options and update style guide Re-Design sort options: change for toggle buttons to radio buttons for mutually exclusive options and update style guide Sep 9, 2024
@NilakshiS NilakshiS changed the title Re-Design sort options: change for toggle buttons to radio buttons for mutually exclusive options and update style guide Re-Design sort options: change toggle buttons to radio buttons for mutually exclusive options and update style guide Sep 9, 2024
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namigoeku commented Sep 26, 2024

Although I understand Dev's concern regarding the toggles, I believe toggles would provide a more modern UI as they are either on or off and when paired with other features like the checkboxes, offer less cognitive load. I have drafted some ideas.

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Changed the design to include just the radio sort by ascending/descending.
Updated this portion in the Figma prototype (#1578 #1386 )
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NilakshiS commented Oct 4, 2024

Added the radio buttons and sort options to the new prototype made as part of #1885

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