I’m building a prototype for a search page. This has some filters that appear in a collapsible panel as checkboxes. When you select one, a little button appears on the main area to show the selected filter. If you click on the cross in this, it disappears and the checkbox gets unticked. All good so far!
There are quite a few filters and, if more than 5 or 6 are selected, it will need to go onto 2 rows. At the moment, I’ve got all the little buttons placed on top of each other so it builds nicely by pushing the widgets to the right/pulls from the right if they are unselected.
Can anyone think of a way of doing it so that once a set width is filled, it pushes below so that you get 2 rows?
Should I bother?
We’re going to user test the page. The task could just be:
- Open the filter panel for ‘Place type’, filter by ‘Houses’ and ‘Castles’
- Remove the filters
We want to test whether or not the filters are usable and findable. Does it need to work 100% like the final product will?
Hard to know when to stop sometimes!