Potential forward extensions once the construct and supporting data is managed.
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The big pieces of the interface – the ones users will focus on and likely conceptualize as the key experience – are further supported. These are objects that support the logic, but users are less likely to key into as characterizing the interface.
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People are used to advanced searches. In some sectors, it’s so expected that not having one is tantamount to hanging a sign, “we’re not serious or knowledgable”.
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The boxed sets are more information, which means a higher cognitive load. They also require more of a footprint.
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Once the logic for shifting from “Include” to “Prioritizable” is available, it’s another stemming search to add an unexposed filter.
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There is absolutely nothing in the dropdown object that says it’s the only viable use case.
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One thing that has become very clear to me is that how we code to interface with data has patterns. They are complex. They have patterns based on broad use, and patterns tailored to specific use, and patterns to signal and help, and design patterns, all of which can be