Product Listing Page (PLP)

A Product Listing Page (PLP) is a title indicating the category or search query, along with the total result count. Users can switch to any product view grids. PLPs have a comparison feature, allowing users to evaluate multiple products simultaneously. Sorting options enable users to organize products by relevance, price, or other criteria. Filters help narrow down results based on attributes. Pagination facilitates navigation through multiple pages.

Filter and sorting options

Filtering option, users can refine search results based on criteria such as price range, brand, size, and color, with a dynamic search input and counts showing the number of products matching each criterion. Additionally, sorting options allow users to organize products by relevance, price, popularity, newest arrivals, or alphabetically, empowering users to customize their product discovery journey according to their preferences.

Grid or list view of products

The collection of product cards features images, names, and prices, alongside status tags like "New" or "Trending." Each card displays stock availability and product ratings for swift evaluation.

Product images, names, and prices

Product card features a product tag indicating its status, whether it's "New," "Trending," or "On Sale." Furthermore, users can readily ascertain the current stock availability, ensuring timely decision-making. The product name is prominently displayed, accompanied by a product rating, allowing users to gauge product popularity and quality at a glance. This comprehensive display, coupled with captivating imagery, empowers users with the necessary information to make informed purchasing decisions efficiently.

Quick view or wishlist buttons

The modal displays a product image, name, rating, and price, alongside product variants for selection. Users can interact with a call-to-action button to add the item to their cart and a wishlist button for future reference.

Pagination or infinite scroll

Pagination allows users to navigate through multiple pages of products, while auto-loading on scroll dynamically fetches and displays additional products as the user scrolls down the page, providing a seamless browsing experience without the need for manual pagination clicks.

Breadcrumbs for navigation

Breadcrumbs provide a hierarchical trail of links typically displayed at the top of a webpage, allowing users to easily navigate back to previous pages or categories within the website's structure.