[danbenoni]

Thanks Morten! Great feedback.

You actually understood exactly what we tried to achieve with that progressive disclosure and management of cognitive load ;). It's the #1 positive feedback we get from the people who use this page.

We did quite a bit of user research with different cohorts of people before we released this list. We originally considered auto-closing the other panels when you open a new one (!), but beta testers mentioned that it was convenient to compare two elements or to Ctrl-F through some stuff that saw a few tiles back.

So I guess we had the same thought process, but our beta tester descoped that need for us. So we launched that MVP without it.

I'll definitely keep an eye on the feedback (and comment section) if more people raise that concern.

We intend to update that page regularly.

Cheers!

PS: One of the UX hacks that I added though is scrolling back to the top of your active tile when you close it to avoid losing your anchor. With that said, even that was a bit limit for my JS skills (I'm far from a dev, merely a curious person).