About this block

Accessibility Feature Filters treats how a product works as catalog data: a static shop filter panel lists five checkable features, one handed use, tactile controls, large print labels, no flashing lights, and light grip strength, each with a live count. Two sit checked, styled as a filled box, so the panel reads mid filter.

The filters and results arrays drive the two columns. Four product rows show a Placeholder thumbnail, name, price, a plain line on why the item qualifies, and its feature tags as Badges. Captions note the panel sits in the shop sidebar beside size and material, and that a tag is applied only after the testing team has used the product that way.

When to use

Reach for this block on the accessibility page or inside a product finder, where a shopper wants to filter by how an item works rather than read a spec sheet. A tag has to be earned in hand, a claim pulled from the manufacturer sheet defeats the point.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Accessibility statement

After

• Written product descriptions
• Product finders

What you can display

One strong use is the verified feature panel beside the matching product rows. Other filter sets:

• Sensory friendly. Products flagged for low noise, no strong scent, and finishes that cut glare.
• Setup and assembly. Items that arrive built, or that one person can put together seated.
• Grip and reach. A filter for light close force, long handles, and controls placed within easy reach.

Tip: the count beside each filter is what makes it feel real, a feature with a number attached reads as stock, not a promise.