Follow up to #65305.
The above PR introduced progress reporting for data frame analytics that includes information about individual analysis steps (current step/total steps) and a progress bar showing progress as % of the current step.

We want to improve the wording and fine-tune the layout:
The column header needs to be brief but still needs to explain what the combination of steps + progress is about. Options we have: Tweak the wording to have a short header that explains everything (not that easy?). Alternative: Just show something like "Progress" as the heading and add an info icon + tooltip for a better explanation.
Some alternatives:
Heading just "Progress" and Steps in front of progress bar:

Heading just "Progress" with Info-Tooltip in front of progress bar without percentage text (could be visible on hover)

Note, additionally the user can always expand a row to investigate progress in more detail.
I also thought about splitting steps and progress into two table columns, but that wouldn't allow a user to sort the table by overall progress, just by either steps or progress of step.
Follow up to #65305.
The above PR introduced progress reporting for data frame analytics that includes information about individual analysis steps (
current step/total steps) and a progress bar showing progress as % of the current step.We want to improve the wording and fine-tune the layout:
The column header needs to be brief but still needs to explain what the combination of steps + progress is about. Options we have: Tweak the wording to have a short header that explains everything (not that easy?). Alternative: Just show something like "Progress" as the heading and add an info icon + tooltip for a better explanation.
Some alternatives:
Heading just "Progress" and Steps in front of progress bar:
Heading just "Progress" with Info-Tooltip in front of progress bar without percentage text (could be visible on hover)
Note, additionally the user can always expand a row to investigate progress in more detail.
I also thought about splitting steps and progress into two table columns, but that wouldn't allow a user to sort the table by overall progress, just by either steps or progress of step.