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From a dictionary definition of dashboard:
the panel facing the driver of a vehicle or the pilot of an aircraft, containing instruments and controls.
Using this as a jumping-off point, it would be perfectly safe to assume that controls to perform actions could happily be presented alongside data in a dashboard. In fact, if you remove the controls, you ...
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Lists are generally used to show items sorted by a specified criteria (even if it is just based on user preferences) and can either have a value associated with the item (which is it sorted on).
However, in your case, to show items with the same order of priority requires some additional indicator to be applied to the items. An additional design problem to ...
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I would try to avoid giving an option to users where they could unselect both options and be displayed with a warning dialog box with a message "You need to select at least one option". I believe users would easily hit this error since you don't have that many options. It's easy to unselect both while trying out each option.
Therefore, I would go ...
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Have all 3 options displayed in big buttons with icon reference and behave like radio buttons. The user can only choose one at any given time. Default state can either be one chosen or none.
Example:

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From a UI/UX point of view, I am on the opposite side of those who are against pure black or pure white. However, I don't think you should have pure black against pure white background, primarily because the contrast ratio of 21:1 is quite sharp. I think a contrast ratio around 18:1 to 19:1 is a little more soothing to the eye.
The question is which one ...
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I used CSS bottom:0 with the fixed position property which pushes the element to the footer and fixes it so when the keyboard is raised it pushes it upwards automatically.
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The trouble with having a 'state-switch' button is that it can mean two things for the end-user:
the current state
what will happen when you click it
which can be confusing.
Please read this great article by the Nielsen Norman Group: "State-Switch Controls: The Infamous Case of the "Mute" Button" (https://www.nngroup.com/articles/state-...
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The best practice is not to use a flag - flags are for nations, not languages. Many flags look alike or don't match the nationality of the user, which could be confusing.
Use a label of the language that the page is currently in, and provide links to switch to other options in their languages. In the example below, the current language is English (US). There ...
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I think the main difference between a shopping offer and an order request is that the offer has a specific object, if it's something to sell/buy, while the order is a transaction.
Without knowing what the project's design parameters are, what I would try to set as the main difference are these two concepts: the object and the transaction.
As an example, if ...
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