Questions tagged [progressive-disclosure]
presenting a minimum amount of information or options to a user to maintain attention, allowing a user to complete more advanced or uncommon functions as they are more comfortable with an interface.
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How would a homepage consisting only buttons directing users to what they need work?
I'm building a homepage for an organization and here are some problem:
The organization has multiple projects that doesn't seem obviously relevant at first look
The needs of the users are various and ...
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Codependent/parent question type
I am having troubles finding useful information about codependent/parent question type, I will explain.
I am working on a Survey project and I need to create a question type with some logic added to ...
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Progressive disclosure on hover - Best approach?
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I'm the sole product designer for a company with a product built around selling "knowledge packages" for getting your company on a better spot financially, fiscally, or productively....
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Changing content based off a selection without using progressive disclosure
I have a use case in a modal where the user can select forms and define criteria based off of what they have selected. All of the criteria dependencies based off what form the user has selected remain ...
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Editing large nested content
I'm looking for a useful editing UX for large, tree-structured content like this:
Project 1
- Step 1
- Explanation 1
- Explanation 2: could be long paragraphs, too.
- E2.1: Lots of ...
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Dropdown with - progressive disclosure with accordions vs chevrons
What is the best UX for the user? Expanding the field in the same dropdown or opening a new dropdown?
The first image presents an accordion option when the user is able to preview the content in the ...
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How to handle multiple levels of advanced/optional inputs in form
I am designing a form to give music recommendations based on many possible inputs. Only 1 input is required (artists/song) and 15 are optional (mood, danceability, tempo, etc). I'm designing mobile ...
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What's a better way to enable a feature – checkbox or dropdown?
Imagine a form where you can enable a feature. After enabling, you have some additional options related to the feature.
(A) Would you design a checkbox for enabling/disabling the feature + a dropdown ...
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Progressive Disclosure: Checkboxes vs Switches
I'm designing a web app that has forms where the user can turn features on and off with switches. When certain features are turned on, the form displays additional fields/controls that provide ...
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Expandable active filter list - user flow
I am trying to implement active filters list to a fixed side filter bar. When a user scrolls through data, they will always be able to preview the active filter list without having to scroll to the ...
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Selected radio button shows user more content
I tried to search info for my question but I didn't found it. I think I just can't find right search words because this doesn't feel to be very rare case. If you have topics about this I would like to ...
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Interaction for dependent sibling input fields?
I have two fields in a form - Country and Organisation. These hold the same hierarchy and are dependent on each other.
Meaning, the user should be able to either select a country first and then select ...
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What do you think of Copper's name field solution?
I am have been searching across several CRMs and I have not come across anyone who does the single name field as Copper does. I think it is brilliant and it can solve a situation in a design I am ...
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Progressive disclosure widgets for very long pages [closed]
I'm facing this challenge with my personal portfolio: how to make a long case study more digestible to compensate for too much content that causes a lot of vertical scrolling.
Current website ...
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Alternative quantity selection - cognitive load & space problem
I am working on a product where users are ordering rather large quantities. Or even better said: The amount that people buy varies wildly. Some order a lot, some a bit less. We are aiming at adding ...
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