ktmud edited a comment on issue #12631:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/12631#issuecomment-768118614


   Hi, @srinify and @villebro , thanks for the inputs! Most of my UX 
suggestions are based on my intuition, and sometimes I may have not explained 
myself too well. It's nice to see someone else articulate the benefits of a 
proposed design better than me.
   
   I agree we don't have to implemented this right away and I never expected it 
to be. The whole thing is just a proposal and if 
   there are strong reasons of objections or better alternatives, I'd be happy 
to drop it.
   
   But I don't believe this particular proposal is blocked by design resources 
as the proposal is pretty clear/simple and basically just an extension of the 
existing design. As an open source project, a lot of discussions for Superset 
happens asynchronously like this on Github issues. "Proper design review" would 
be a luxury for most cases. I'd be happy to hear designers' opinion on this, 
but sometimes we should not have to wait, exactly because how severely 
constrained the design resources are.
   
   Also comment on these two points:
   
   > 1. Original design is proposed by Cartel in SIP 34 with a fair amount of 
research went it. it has served as a design Northstar in the product
   
   IMO, SIP-34 is more like a north star for design atheistic, rather than 
every detail of all the UX. It's quite natural that issues come up when a 
design mockup is being actually implemented. We should be more flexible here 
and open to changes. I could be wrong, but SIP-34 mockup doesn't even have an 
empty state for these controls, signaling this area was probably not thoroughly 
reviewed to begin with.
   
   > Superset design system guidelines are not fully baked yet. Until they are 
ready, we try to avoid changing back and forth
   
   IMO this is a step forward, not back. Unless we believe the "+" icon will 
have to come back at some point, it's relatively low-risk. It's true 
introducing new UX patterns may break user habits they just got used to, but 
his particular proposal is not a new pattern as users would be quite familiar 
with the ghost button anyway.


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