Almost every table uses badges to indicate different statuses to users. Status badges alert them to which specific data they need to act on or be aware of. However, a big UX problem is that it's hard to differentiate the meaning and priority of these statuses. The typical approach is to color-code each status so that users can associate a particular color with it. However, this doesn't work when there are too many colors and statuses. The status column looks like a pixelated rainbow and sacrifices efficiency for aesthetics. When the badges are too colorful, they all compete for attention. As a result, it's hard to recognize which data requires immediate action, causing users to miss essential updates. This badge design fails to alert users and needs improvement.
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Why You're Designing Table Status Badges Wrong
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