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May 17, 2023

#2777: Noise Filter explain

Noise Filter

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[A representation of web-page or app-screen contents. Except where mentioned otherwise, all lines and fills are in muted half-tones.]

[At the top, a search bar with the standard magnifying glass symbol and a word entered into the text field:] Restaurants

[Below that, a horizontal rule as a section header, with a titular label centered over it:] Filters

[Subsection title:] Hours

[Three buttons, horizontally:]

[Button:] Any

[Button, selected, drawn in light blue and infilled with lighter blue:] Open now

[Button:] Open at…

[Subsection title:] Rating

[Five buttons, horizontally, four with explicit star-rating ranges:]

[Button, selected, in blue:] Any

[Button:] ☆3+

[Button:] ☆3.5+

[Button:] ☆4+

[Button:] ☆4.5+

[The following subsection, alone, is entirely circled in a drawn red circle, with an additional red arrow pointing to it, and is all in the unmuted tones.]

[Subsection title:]

Current Noise Level

[A horizontal slider-bar, with six marked and labeled positions along its length.]

[Mark:] 60dB

[Mark:] 70dB

[Mark:] 80dB

[Mark:] 90dB

[Mark:] 100dB

[Mark:] Any

[The bar’s ‘slider’ control is positioned between the two central marks, at approximately 85 dB.]

[The slider itself is drawn in blue, and the bar is shaded blue in the section between its far left and the slider element to show the range of selections.]

[Subsection title:] Price

[Four buttons, with multiple-selection, horizontally:]

[Button, selected, in blue:] $

[Button, selected, in blue:] $$

[Button:] $$$

[Button:] $$$$

[Caption below the panel:]

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