Is the idea of using a Google Spreadsheet for feeding input into a web app reasonable? I think using a Google Sheet as an input is reasonable. However, some people might have legitimate privacy concerns about being forced to use a Google account in order to use your web app, given the company's increasingly poor record on user privacy. If you want to use Google Sheets as your primary input method, I think it would be good to support something like csv upload as a secondary method. Is there an existing web application that uses a similar approach? https://www.appsheet.com is a service to make custom apps without code, and one of the primary methods for storing data for your custom app is to use a Google Sheet. Other types of databases can be used, but the whole service was actually acquired by Google. How can the approach be made more user-friendly? You can give users the opportunity to sign in to your application with Google (Assuming you're forcing a sign in). I don't have a lot of experience with this, but if you're using the Google Developer platform, you should be able to have users delegate certain permissions to the app when they sign up, which would save them having to take an extra step to share their document with your specific email. If the user is connecting their Google account, they could presumably search for existing documents in their Google Drive to use as a data source (I've seen this in the Notion app, for instance). Another less code intensive idea is to give the user downloadable templates to use for their data. This could be in both a Gsheet and a csv format, assuming you are using multiple input methods. This would potentially solve some problems with formatting errors, which could crop up in a Google Sheet as well as a csv.

No, it is not an anti-pattern as long as it is obvious to the user that both indicators can change the control. In many cases, having more than one way to manipulate a control can be considered a way to improve accessibility. For example, a slider that provides an open text field improves keyboard control. From https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/07/designing-perfect-slider/ : To provide a shortcut to precise input with a slider, we can use either predefined presets — frequently chosen values or value ranges — or enhance the slider with a text input field fallback. Both presets and the input field could be progressively disclosed — either by a tap on a button or just from a tap on the current value on the slider. This example allows the user to input text, manipulate with a slider, and manipulate with plus and minus step controls.

I just ran into the same dilema 2 weeks ago while designing a rating feature. The main issue with approach A is that if users make a mistake, can they go back to the previous answer? If the not, then it's a big margin for error. Allowing users to review their answers before moving forward is always a good idea. Also, it's not intuitive that by tapping an option that the screen will change to the next answer. A 'Continue' CTA, on the other hand, matches users' expectations and in general it's a good UX. I would recommend approach B.

You can use a range selector like https://codepen.io/andreruffert/pen/nkbKv with a result viewer where the "no experience" is when applying the default position = 00 - 00 RangeSelector is a "double slider" control for range values.

Try baking the constraint into the table header, and have an interaction when a user changes the 'X' per type. I don't know how frequent a user will be configuring this, so you could use the table header to explain the constraints (the what); if more explanation is needed, use the info tooltip to tell them the why. You can pair that with some feedback. When they select the dropdown to YES, a label appears, telling them what type this is the X for. This way the column sort can show them the YES's in a row, plus labels for each type represented, which is helpful if you have a decent amount of types. Scenario: each type must have an x before proceeding If selecting an X for every type is mandatory, you can pop a warning message above the table that tells them they must select an X for Type C. Testing: try a version with proximity for Type and X If you have many columns, one thing you can try is to place the related columns next to each other, to cut down on the scanning.

It's likely a combination of several components, because there are a few tasks here: Search for each user that is needed by entering a partial or full name Select the correct user from a list of options Collect the selected users for the next task There are two products that do this pretty well, Microsoft Office (Email) and Microsoft Teams. Here's how they do this workflow: User initiates a new task (email or chat). A "To" box appears to let the user know that names are the expected value. User types part of a name into what is essentially a Search box. The system returns a brief list of names, pictures, and other information that allows the user to make the right decision. NOTE: The system is optimized to return suggestions based on relevance to the user, often based on history with the potential recipient. User selects the correct option, which becomes a chip in the Search box. It can be removed but not edited. Repeat steps 2 - 3 until all desired recipients are selected. Finish the task that will engage the selected entities. This requires the user to know at least partial names of the records they're searching for. It doesn't cover use cases like "add all people on Mark Farrington's team" or "Add all quality assurance engineers". If your user might not know names, you might have to allow searching/filtering with other criteria.

Leave the choices already selected with a "selected" status causes the user to be forced to scroll down to see the other items, personally I see it as irrelevant noise. https://www.1001fonts.com/ has some possible solutions: The chosen elements are integrated into the list field They have the X icon to deselect There's an optimized use of space when using words in paragraph instead of the vertical list The list ranks the options to choose using typographic variables: bolder on top and lighter at the bottom There are buttons to show more or less options

Any feedback/suggestion on this approach? You're doing absolutely great! Using the space Removing the clutters Focusing on the task (input in this case) User should feel a good experience there Should I use the same approach for normal inputs? Although it's the best practice to keep the consistency in UI, interactions & layouts, that doesn't mean that you should use one thing repeatedly while it's not improving the usability. That might create some other useless complications too. Focus on the usability and the rest will be solved. If you can do it simple and straight, do it. Just keep the UI elements consistent. Consistency is a major key to a great user experience.

In Material Design, they're called https://material.io/components/chips#types . They're driven by terms entered into a text field.

According to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Numbering_Plan the official format for the US is NPA-NXX-XXXX (NPA = Area code, NXX-XXXX = Subscriber number). However, in Canada sometimes the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_conventions_for_writing_telephone_numbers#United_States.2C_Canada.2C_and_other_NANP_countries for dialing. As a result it's safe to add the country code automatically to numbers in North America. It's important to make sure users understand that this happens automatically. The conventions can be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_conventions_for_writing_telephone_numbers . That being said, I could imagine the following approach: Option F – For CN/US a fixed country code, no need to enter manually but to explicitly display so it's clear that it is already considered. When swichtign to International, show country code as format hint and keep a long field, given the large variety of formats internationally. Since the US phone number format is so commonly known it could work well without explanation, while other formats might benefit from more context.

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The display can be used on$('#element').on('click',function(){ $('#hideElement1').css('display','block'); }); But since you need to cover up the second element, you'll have to add:$('#hideElement2').css('display','none'); Writing up selected options for a a specific phaser would be better, as I say, in localStorage.localstorage.setItem('elementID','value'); In the end, specifically for your case, we'll get something like that. // Узнаем, какой скрыт блок скрыт, var hided = localstorage.getItem('elementID'); // Сделаем нужный блок скрытым $('#divsearch'+hided).css('display','none'); // Будем отлавливать событие по клику $('#search1').on('click',function(){ // назначим видимость-невидимость для нужных блоков $('#divsearch1').css('display','block'); $('#divsearch2').css('display','none'); // запишем в хранилище номер скрытого элемента localstorage.setItem('elementID',2); }); // Ну и аналогично для второго инпата в radio . P.S. this specific code is very bad, and it is only an illustration of how roughly algorithmical and more understandable it is possible to organize the task you need.

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https://api.jquery.com/event.preventdefault/ Are you listening?$('#search').keydown(function(e){ $("ul#resSearch").children().each(function() { $(this).css( "color", "black" ); }); razmer=$("ul#resSearch li").length; if(e.keyCode == '40'||e.keyCode == '38'){ e.preventDefault(); } if(e.keyCode == '40') { poz++; if(poz==razmer){ poz=0; } } if(e.keyCode == '38') { poz--; if(pos==-1){ poz=razmer-1; } } $('ul#resSearch').find("li:eq("+poz+")").css( "color", "red" ); $('#search').val($("li:eq("+poz+")").text()); });