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(In reply to Thomas D. (currently busy elsewhere) from comment #33)

> Created attachment 9041093 [details]
> PROPOSAL
> So I suggest to radically simplify/de-clutter both the recipient type selectors and the delete buttons by making them contextual, i.e. showing them only and exactly when they are needed. Ironically, this actually makes both of them MORE discoverable.
> 1) show recipient type selector and delete button only when applicable
> - when editing a recipient (this is a great way of assisting ux-discovery)
Note that both delete button and recipient type selector are visually de-emphasized when recipient input has focus:
- X and dropdown arrow more slim and lighter color
- dropdown box background color same as recipient area background color, i.e. only the border makes it stand out.

(In reply to Thomas D. (currently busy elsewhere) from comment #33)

> Created attachment 9041093 [details]
> PROPOSAL
> So I suggest to radically simplify/de-clutter both the recipient type selectors and the delete buttons by making them contextual, i.e. showing them only and exactly when they are needed. Ironically, this actually makes both of them MORE discoverable.
> 1) show recipient type selector and delete button only when applicable
> - when editing a recipient (this is a great way of assisting ux-discovery)

Note that both delete button and recipient type selector are visually de-emphasized when recipient input has focus:
- X and dropdown arrow more slim and lighter color
- dropdown box background color same as recipient area background color, i.e. only the border makes it stand out.

(In reply to Thomas D. (currently busy elsewhere) from comment #33)

> Created attachment 9041093 [details]
> PROPOSAL
> So I suggest to radically simplify/de-clutter both the recipient type selectors and the delete buttons by making them contextual, i.e. showing them only and exactly when they are needed. Ironically, this actually makes both of them MORE discoverable.
> 1) show recipient type selector and delete button only when applicable
> - when editing a recipient (this is a great way of assisting ux-discovery)

Note that both delete button and recipient type selector are visually de-emphasized when recipient input has focus:
- X and dropdown arrow more slim and lighter color
- dropdown box background color same as recipient area background color, i.e. only the border makes it stand out.

When hovering the delete button, the X buttonizes as it does now, and the recipient type selector should be shown but de-emphasized as in Screenshot 1, attachment 9041093 [details].