Is it possible to multi select from a long list?
In case when the content of the list is not familiar there are multiple issues. Scrolling through a list this long and read every item is extremely tiring. No one does that. Especially when it’s not even sorted alphabetically.
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How many items are in a long list?
The list we display to our providers is very long. It contains about 300 items and most of them they are not familiar with. From screen recordings I saw that (1) users scrolled only a few times and then gave up on scrolling through the whole list and then (2) they started searching for what they had in mind.
How to improve usability of multi-selecting from a long list?
Here’s the story of how I found a solution to improve the tag selection for our providers. When you search for UI solutions for multi-selecting usually you find similar solutions: give them a drop down that they can both scroll through or search in, and display the items as pills in the input field. Like this.
When to use the multi select pill box?
The multi-select pill box is a good solution when the user is familiar with the content of the list and they know what they’re looking for. They can easily find by searching or just scrolling to the relevant part of the list. In case when the content of the list is not familiar there are multiple issues.
How can I find something in a long list?
They can easily find by searching or just scrolling to the relevant part of the list. In case when the content of the list is not familiar there are multiple issues. Scrolling through a list this long and read every item is extremely tiring.
What’s a pythonic way to return a sub-list?
What’s a Pythonic way to return a sub- list of element in a list for which meetsCondition (element) is True? Is there a simple way to do this, perhaps with a list comprehension or set () functions, and without the temporary outputList?