Having search and pre-filters together, it makes much more sense to move the filters also to those 3 dots
And maybe also manage prefilters
Having search and pre-filters together, it makes much more sense to move the filters also to those 3 dots
And maybe also manage prefilters
I understand your opinion, especially as the task overflow continues to get more functions and can become ‘crowded’, making it harder to look through that menu.
However, I want to encourage everyone to also dare and take a step back and look at the challenge more deeply:
To give a quick example:
Actually, now that I think of it, filtering in the Windows GUI ánd the Universal GUI both have several different ways to achieve a filtered set of data.
We have the Filter, Prefilter, FilterForm and QuickFilter, and they differ a lot visually and functionally.
And they are placed at different locations in both GUI's as well.
I think filtering as a whole can benefit from a lot more love than ‘just relocating overflow funtions’.
I like the example. Putting all the filter options behind the filter icon next to the search. This reduces distractions for the user. On the other hand, how will the user see which filters are active (something that, incidentally, is also not visible in Excel)? In any case, it should be clear that filters are active (not hidden), so the user can open the filter list.
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