Export Modal — Design Proposals

A Flat Checklist

✦ Pros

Familiar pattern, scannable at a glance, inline params appear naturally below their parent row. Minimal clicks.

✦ Cons

Long vertical list — 9 items can feel overwhelming. No visual grouping means France-only items are scattered.

B Grouped Cards

✦ Pros

Visual grouping by category clarifies purpose. Card layout feels modern, gives each option breathing room.

✦ Cons

Taller modal — requires scrolling on smaller screens. Two-column grid can be tricky on narrow viewports.

C Accordion Sections

✦ Pros

Compact by default — users only expand what they need. Great for hiding FR-only sections for non-FR users.

✦ Cons

More clicks to discover all options. Users might miss exports hidden in collapsed sections.

D Card Grid

✦ Pros

All options visible simultaneously as tiles — great overview. Inline parameter cards expand below the row when selected, keeping full context.

✦ Cons

Can feel crowded with 9 tiles. Less room for descriptions. Parameter panels shift layout when they appear.

E Sidebar + Detail

✦ Pros

Dedicated space for descriptions, warnings, and parameter controls. Category nav keeps things organized. Very scalable.

✦ Cons

Wider modal needed. Requires clicking each option to see details — slower for power users who know what they want.

F Step Wizard

✦ Pros

Guided flow reduces cognitive load. Users see only relevant info at each step. Confirmation step prevents mistakes on slow exports.

✦ Cons

More steps = more clicks. Power users may find it slow. Single-format selection per pass (no multi-export).

Export Modal — Propositions