It would look the same pretty much. clicking one box navigates users to that tag page. Clicking the box (it’s a filled in box rather than a check box and the text next to it is a link), also navigates to a tag page.
The filled in boxes (that looks like a check box), are showing the most common tags associated with the
tag page users will visit if they click the outer box.
The main purpose of this is to give a simple and powerful insight into what that tag page is about, in addition to the description. It doubles as a quicker way for users to browse and explore.
The design is heavily pulled together by me combining the key points from our previous discussions and creating a minimal version of them, (as the team went quiet and we had an offer to build it).
Sorry for the long winded answer. Getting to the point, no. That hasn’t been tested and it would be great to test it and make it better before it’s completed.
The platform being built now is a skeleton frame of the key functions the UX team identified. It’s ready for the future community to improve and make beautiful 
