Lists |
Clarity and Simplicity |
List items are designed with a clear and logical structure, allowing users to quickly scan and find information.
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Information in each list item is kept concise and relevant, avoiding clutter and enhancing readability.
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Visual Design |
All list items use consistent styling, including fonts, colors, and spacing, for a uniform look and feel.
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Visual separators or dividers are used between list items to enhance readability and distinguish between items.
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Usability and Interaction |
List items are easily tappable with sufficient spacing, preventing accidental taps and improving touch accuracy.
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Visual feedback (e.g., highlighting or color changes) is provided when a list item is tapped or selected, enhancing interactivity.
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Load Performance |
Efficient loading techniques, like lazy loading or infinite scroll, are implemented to handle large lists without performance issues.
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Loading indicators (e.g., spinners or progress bars) are used to inform users when additional content is being loaded.
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Accessibility |
List items are accessible to screen readers with appropriate labeling and focus management.
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Keyboard navigation is enabled for list items, accommodating users who rely on external keyboards or accessibility tools.
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Filter |
Visibility and Accessibility |
Filters are positioned in a prominent and easily accessible location, such as at the top of the list or in a fixed menu.
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Collapsible sections for filters are used to save screen space and keep the interface clean, depending on the amount of information present.
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User-Friendly Design |
Filters have clear and descriptive labels, avoiding jargon to ensure users understand their choices.
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Users can select multiple filter options when applicable, providing flexibility and better control over the results.
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Real-Time Feedback |
Filters are applied in real-time or with a clear action button (e.g., “Apply Filters”) to minimize waiting time.
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Visual confirmation of active filters is provided, such as highlighting selected filters or displaying a count of active filters.
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Reset and Clear |
A clear option to reset or clear all filters is included, allowing users to start fresh easily.
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An undo option for the last filter change is offered to improve user control and satisfaction.
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Customization and Save |
Users can save their filter preferences for future use, offering convenience and a personalized experience.
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Users can create and save custom filters based on their specific needs and preferences.
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Sorting |
Intuitive Options |
Sorting options are provided based on relevant criteria, such as date, popularity, price, or alphabetical order.
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A logical default sorting order is set that makes sense for the majority of users.
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User Control |
Users can toggle between ascending and descending order for each sorting criterion.
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Combination sorting (e.g., sort by price and then by rating) is enabled if applicable.
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Visual Indicators |
Clear icons or indicators (e.g., arrows) are used to show the current sorting order.
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The active sorting option is highlighted to provide visual feedback to the user.
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Performance |
Sorting operations are performed efficiently, even with large datasets, to avoid delays.
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Feedback (e.g., loading spinner) is provided during sorting operations to keep users informed of ongoing processes.
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Accessibility |
Sorting options are properly labeled for screen readers, providing a seamless experience for visually impaired users.
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