As a site user I want to filter by given data attributes so that I can narrow down the list of resources to only show what is relevant for my needs.
Ideally we'd flesh out what fields to filter by, and the nature of that filter. There is a fine UX line between too little and too many ways of filtering. Would be good to link up with our user research on this one.
I'm anticipating that we might lean towards a more natural/sentence-based way of filtering.
i.e. I'm looking for all resources that are for women over 40 that provide sanitary items
women over 40 (or perhaps 'women' and 'over 40') would both be types of exclusionary criteria
sanitary items would be a resource category? (i didn't actually look at our identified category list when I wrote this.
Scenario: User narrows the resource list displayed using filters
Given The user has indicated they want to filter the list
And filter attributes are valid
When Filter attributes are selected
Then The resource list displays only the items matching the given criteria
And The search parameters in the URL are updated so the search can be bookmarked
As a site user I want to filter by given data attributes so that I can narrow down the list of resources to only show what is relevant for my needs.
Ideally we'd flesh out what fields to filter by, and the nature of that filter. There is a fine UX line between too little and too many ways of filtering. Would be good to link up with our user research on this one.
I'm anticipating that we might lean towards a more natural/sentence-based way of filtering.
i.e.
I'm looking for all resources that are for women over 40 that provide sanitary itemswomen over 40(or perhaps 'women' and 'over 40') would both be types of exclusionary criteriasanitary itemswould be a resource category? (i didn't actually look at our identified category list when I wrote this.Detailed Description
Acceptance Criteria
as a BDD scenario:
Possible Implementation
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