Delivery Overview Pipeline Filtering

[ceyerkes]

Hi! I'd love some feedback on using the new filter pattern for data viz, particularly the delivery overview pipeline. for most DO pipelines so far, we really only have a couple filters - date and a "show metrics as percentages" (which is moving to a more menu to the right of the date picker):

The audience DO pipeline is a little more complicated, with conditional dropdowns:

We're thinking that we need to re-think these dropdowns, and possibly adopt a more table-filtery type solution instead:

Anyway - would love your thoughts. Let me know if I should sign up for OH to discuss further, thanks!

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Sorry, I don't know how to help with that.

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[PixeledCode]

hey @ceyerkes thanks for reaching out. The team likes the use of filter pattern here and also have some suggestions to make.
Adding a Separator under the filter pattern is a good idea to make it a different section.
Also the content inside the "About delivery overview" can be taken out and used as a paragraph so that there are not too many actions in there

[jhanvi1399]

Hi @ceyerkes! We are closing this discussion with the answer shared by @PixeledCode but feel free to restart it if you need further help.

[ceyerkes]

sorry, meant to reply - thank you for the feedback!