A product list page in an e-commerce website serves as a central hub for displaying a collection of products to potential customers. It provides an overview of available products, allowing users to browse and select items of interest.
Features
Product Listing: A comprehensive list of all products available in the store, including essential details like product name, SKU, price, and availability status.
Search and Filter: Robust search and filtering options to quickly locate specific products based on various criteria such as category, price range, or keyword.
Product Details Preview: The ability to view key product details directly from the list, such as product images, product name, and pricing.
Pagination: Navigation controls to move between pages of product listings when there are a large number of products.
Sorting: Options to sort products by different criteria such as price, name, or date added.
Category Filtering: A sidebar or dropdown menu to filter products by categories or subcategories.
Product Status Indicators: Clear visual indicators (e.g., icons or color-coding) to display the availability status of each product (in stock, out of stock, disabled).
Acceptance Criteria
The product list page should load quickly and efficiently, even when dealing with a large number of products.
Search and filtering options should provide accurate results based on user inputs.
Pagination controls should allow for easy navigation between pages of product listings.
Bulk actions should be executed accurately, with changes applied to selected products.
Category filtering should accurately display products within selected categories.
Product status indicators should be visually clear and updated in real-time based on changes made.
Quick edit functionality should immediately apply changes without the need for a page refresh.
The page should be responsive and work seamlessly on various devices and screen sizes.
Security measures should be in place to restrict unauthorized access to this back-office page.
Performance tests should ensure that the page loads within an acceptable time frame, even under heavy usage.
User testing should confirm that the page is intuitive and easy to use for administrators and store managers.
Exported product data should be correctly formatted for easy analysis or import into other systems.
Import functionality should validate data to prevent errors and provide feedback on successful imports.
A product list page in an e-commerce website serves as a central hub for displaying a collection of products to potential customers. It provides an overview of available products, allowing users to browse and select items of interest.
Product Listing: A comprehensive list of all products available in the store, including essential details like product name, SKU, price, and availability status. Search and Filter: Robust search and filtering options to quickly locate specific products based on various criteria such as category, price range, or keyword. Product Details Preview: The ability to view key product details directly from the list, such as product images, product name, and pricing. Pagination: Navigation controls to move between pages of product listings when there are a large number of products. Sorting: Options to sort products by different criteria such as price, name, or date added. Category Filtering: A sidebar or dropdown menu to filter products by categories or subcategories. Product Status Indicators: Clear visual indicators (e.g., icons or color-coding) to display the availability status of each product (in stock, out of stock, disabled).
The product list page should load quickly and efficiently, even when dealing with a large number of products. Search and filtering options should provide accurate results based on user inputs. Pagination controls should allow for easy navigation between pages of product listings. Bulk actions should be executed accurately, with changes applied to selected products. Category filtering should accurately display products within selected categories. Product status indicators should be visually clear and updated in real-time based on changes made. Quick edit functionality should immediately apply changes without the need for a page refresh. The page should be responsive and work seamlessly on various devices and screen sizes. Security measures should be in place to restrict unauthorized access to this back-office page. Performance tests should ensure that the page loads within an acceptable time frame, even under heavy usage. User testing should confirm that the page is intuitive and easy to use for administrators and store managers. Exported product data should be correctly formatted for easy analysis or import into other systems. Import functionality should validate data to prevent errors and provide feedback on successful imports.