Before vs After ✨

Our designer @matlfb is a rockstar

So proud of our growing team 😁

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@dansup glad to be a part of the project 🫶
@dansup @matlfb what are the checkboxes for?

@wrdlbrmpft toggles are for enabling/disabling filters, without having to delete them

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@dansup @matlfb let’s say I’m on a tablet or phone. There’s no hover state. From looking at the second design I see how I can add a filter. I can see how I “disable” one. I don’t see how I can edit one or delete one I no longer need. I’d think now that instead of editing I’d have to disable the one I wanted to edit and recreate a new one with the changes I wanted. It’d lead to a huge list of disabled filters I don’t want or need since I can’t see where to delete them either.
@dansup @matlfb sorry I’m bad with crit etiquette. I do like that it’s more condensed and treated like a summary list. I could see that being able to temporarily disable a filter might be something a user would want to do also so that’s a nice add. But from just looking at this I think the new design is harder to do other things I’d want to do.
@dansup @matlfb
While it is cleaner, I don’t see an easy way to edit or delete any filter. Is it hidden behind a hover state or do those options only appear after a filter is disabled?