Currently, when a user selects an slicing option from the dropdown, the change is reflected in the visualization but not thoroughly reflected in the UI.
Changing the background color of the component when it is "active" (that is, a non-default option is selected) could help users understand and remember that they have turned on a slicing/filtering option. This is common practice in other UI and visualization applications.
For example, see the styling of the dropdown component on the Racial Disparities page:
Already included in the design spec (Label: [ACTIVE]). See here.
macfarlandian
commented
4 years ago
Currently, when a user selects an slicing option from the dropdown, the change is reflected in the visualization but not thoroughly reflected in the UI.
Changing the background color of the component when it is "active" (that is, a non-default option is selected) could help users understand and remember that they have turned on a slicing/filtering option. This is common practice in other UI and visualization applications.
For example, see the styling of the dropdown component on the Racial Disparities page:
Already included in the design spec (Label: [ACTIVE]). See here.