[ ] Option for users to sort (static tables allows for sorting by any header item
Decision: Facets take care of most sort use cases. Advanced sort features will move to Stitch in a future release. Will potentially be a paid feature, due to high data egress (aka will cost actual $'s)
Use cases that require sort (aka to be handled later)
Foundation has a large number of grants.
a. Need to quickly scan list of grantees for those that have received multiple grants in a single year
b. Search box is helpful for filtering by known grantee comps, but sometimes helpful to scan to see if any trends stand out (example: Juan Young Trust local grantees - e.g. those that have Oregon in the name)
Research:
Only 181MB required to add collection to Atlas that could handle side-loading sortable (and downloadable) tables
If fewer than 20 all-time grants, can remove existing static table
Would also require removing header click messaging (e.g. to find sort table)
Feedback:
Primary sort is amount - range filter take care of, but hard to find
Secondary sort is recipient - search box filters, but was unaware of that feature
Profiles that contain Algolia search also have the older static table. Consider removing the static table.
Option for users to sort (static tables allows for sorting by any header itemDecision: Facets take care of most sort use cases. Advanced sort features will move to Stitch in a future release. Will potentially be a paid feature, due to high data egress (aka will cost actual $'s)
Use cases that require sort (aka to be handled later)
Research: Only 181MB required to add collection to Atlas that could handle side-loading sortable (and downloadable) tables
Can use Github Pages to serve static JSON https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39199042/serve-json-data-from-github-pages https://paulsalaets.com/posts/json-api-with-github-pages/
If fewer than 20 all-time grants, can remove existing static table Would also require removing header click messaging (e.g. to find sort table)
Feedback: Primary sort is amount - range filter take care of, but hard to find Secondary sort is recipient - search box filters, but was unaware of that feature
See also #17 See also #20 (closed)