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Whats a better way to group dates on a form

How about adding a timeline like this but in horizontal direction? Here are a few examples from Flowbite design system: https://flowbite.com/docs/components/timeline/
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Choosing between two UI variations

Personally I'd have a look how big the list can be. If this contains only 10 elements, then it's not a must-have to implement select all / unselect all. But also you want your features to be future-...
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Choosing between two UI variations

Starting from the assumption that, given the impossibility of testing, you should try to implement the basic functionalities that good UX requires. Regarding your specific case, the deciding factor ...
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Choosing between two UI variations

If there's a Select All button, you need an Unselect All button, because users make mistakes and click on things they didn't mean to click on, and someone who accidentally selects everything and can't ...
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Choosing between two UI variations

Your arguments are developer's arguments or PM's arguments. They take to account your development restrictions. This is enough for meeting with development team but what about users? If I was one of ...
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According to the basic principles of UI Design, which alignment works the best as shown in the following picture

The top layout. Indentation/enclosure/part-of is an inexpensive, standard way to order relationships; it is in use everywhere. Where indentation is not obvious, it can consume many further clocks to ...
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According to the basic principles of UI Design, which alignment works the best as shown in the following picture

In the first layout it is clearer that the content is subject to the recommended analysts heading, because it is fully encapsulated by the heading. This is less obvious in the second layout because ...
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According to the basic principles of UI Design, which alignment works the best as shown in the following picture

The issue seems not to be with the alignment of the grey box, but rather with the row featuring analysts. Omitting it, the first practice emerges as the preferred choice since the content is ...
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According to the basic principles of UI Design, which alignment works the best as shown in the following picture

Alignment of grey container in the first image means that content of grey container is associated with recommended analysts and provides information related to recommended analysts. Second image ...
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