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Potentially confusing arrow next to feature type selection panel title #10724

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jidanni opened this issue Feb 1, 2025 · 1 comment
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jidanni commented Feb 1, 2025

In #10721 there is an additional issue I will make into a separate bug report here:

In which case we will hit the ">" arrow to see the "1 result"...

Which alas, turns out to be "no results". We go back to the state we were in before we entered the Y,X. Bug!

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tyrasd commented Feb 3, 2025

The arrow is meant to be a "go back to the previous screen" button, as it mirrors the button on the "edit feature" screen.

I do see that it could be confusing as it is placed right next to the feature type search results title, and someone could assume that it is a button for a "continue to next step" action.

Perhaps it would be solved by changing to a ❌ button, which is more often seen for a "exit/cancel current operation" UI element.

@tyrasd tyrasd added the usability An issue with ease-of-use or design label Feb 3, 2025
@tyrasd tyrasd changed the title Bogus "1 result >" Potentially confusing arrow next to feature type selection panel title Feb 3, 2025
@tyrasd tyrasd added the new contributor opportunity Best for first-time contributors without prior experience. You won’t be assigned; PRs welcome! label Feb 4, 2025
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