The create filter page used to work great. Someone recently made an "improvement", so it no longer works. After I create a filter, it no longer asks if I want to run it. After I close the new filter, it doesn't apply the filter.
Check for broken filter logic – Review the code handling filters to ensure they work as expected. Debug any incorrect logic that prevents proper filtering.
Ensure all filter options load correctly – Confirm that filter categories and options appear without errors, ensuring users can see and select them.
Verify selected filters apply dynamically – Test that filters update results in real time without requiring a page refresh unless necessary.
Test for conflicts with other scripts – Check if JavaScript conflicts or third-party plugins interfere with the filter functionality, causing unexpected behavior.
Optimize database queries for faster filtering – Ensure filters retrieve results efficiently by indexing relevant columns and using optimized SQL queries.
Ensure mobile responsiveness – Make sure filters work well on different screen sizes by testing across various devices and using responsive design principles.
Add a reset button for better user experience – Include a clear way for users to remove filters and return to the default view easily.
Maintain consistent UI design – Keep filter layouts and button styles like block blast tips uniform to improve usability and readability across the platform.
Debug using browser console for errors – Open developer tools to inspect errors, warnings, or network issues that may affect the filtering process.
Validate that multiple filters can be applied simultaneously – Ensure that users can combine multiple filters without breaking functionality or showing incorrect results.
Ensure pagination updates with filter changes – If pagination is used, confirm that it dynamically adjusts to filtered results without errors.
Improve search algorithm accuracy – If the filter includes a search function, fine-tune it to provide the most relevant results by using fuzzy search or keyword matching.
Test across different browsers – Verify filter functionality on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and mobile browsers to prevent compatibility issues.
Optimize CSS and JavaScript performance – Minimize unnecessary code, reduce HTTP requests, and use caching strategies to speed up filter interactions.
Ensure accessibility compliance – Make filters keyboard-navigable and screen-reader-friendly by following WCAG guidelines for better usability.
