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A product list paired with category, price, and attribute filters in a sidebar. Lets shoppers narrow large catalogs and find the right item fast.
Filter List pairs a persistent sidebar with a responsive product grid. The sidebar holds five controls stacked top to bottom: a text search input, a category toggle group (All, Accessories, Electronics, Sports), a dual-handle price range slider with live dollar labels, a single-handle minimum rating slider with a star indicator, and a feature toggle group where each attribute can be selected independently. On smaller screens the sidebar hides behind an "Filters" button in the toolbar above the grid, sliding in as a full-screen overlay with a close button. The grid itself shows a live count of matching products and lays out cards in up to three columns, each card carrying a square product image, a name, a category badge, a star rating with review count, current and original prices, feature tags, and an "Add to Cart" button.
All five filter controls are independent and can be removed or reordered without affecting the others. The product array, category list, and feature list are plain data you can replace entirely. The result count above the grid updates automatically from whatever data you supply.
Reach for this block when your catalog is large enough that shoppers need help narrowing it down before they can decide. It works well on a dedicated browse or search results page for an AI assistant product marketplace, where buyers want to filter plans or add-ons by category, price tier, and capability flags before committing. Compared to the Grid List, which shows everything at once, this layout keeps the full filter surface visible so repeat visitors can refine quickly without hunting for controls.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce page:
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The block adapts to almost any catalog shape by swapping the data and the filter dimensions:
Tip: keep the feature toggle list short. More than seven or eight options make the sidebar scroll and shoppers lose track of what they have selected.