Group Operations
Prototypes came from the product team this sprint and went through rounds of design revisions, critique and feedback from UI Team. This is the working arrangement we moved to after the on site: product brings a first version, the UI team revises it.
Group Operations
Selecting rows moved to checkboxes, which is what people expect from a table and what the rest of the product already does. Table headers now stay put while you scroll, so you don’t lose track of which column you are reading once the list gets long.
Tables also gained group by concept and ability to save and share filter sets. These are conceptual at this point and may not make it to production on this feature.
A separate version was built with 2,000 rows in it, paged through section by section. Prototypes are usually built with a dozen tidy rows, which hides the problems that only appear at real scale. This version puts the design under the load an actual customer account would put on it.
The rest was cleanup: the current brand mark in the navigation, cards sized to their content, and a file preview that scrolls properly.