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Chip
Overview
Introduction
A filter chip includes a label and or an icon. It’s visually similar to a tertiary button. It’s used to apply or remove a filter. They are currently used to select either multiple or single options.

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Quick-start guide
Use a XXX if:

Identify the criteria you want to filter by: 
Determine what attributes of your content you want to filter by. For example, in an e-commerce application, you might want to filter by category, price range, or other attributes.

Determine if criteria requires multi or single selection options: 
Does the customer require cross filtering or is the experience more of a boolean interaction.

Add filter chips to your interface: 
Add filter chips to your interface, with labels that describe the filter criteria. For example, you might add a chip labelled "Category" and another labelled "Price Range".

Test the filter: 
Test your filter by applying and removing filters to see how it affects the content displayed on your interface.


Display the filtered content: 
Display the filtered content in a clear and concise way, with indication to the user of the current filter applied (selected state).

Add a reset/clear button:
If there are more than 6 filter chips available, add an ‘underline button’ that allows the user to clear the filter and restore the original content.




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