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Not Mike but my 2 cents. Very fast for me. I was playing with the price slider control was actually slower to move than the new options were to render, pretty r
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
Not Mike but my 2 cents. Very fast for me. I was playing with the price slider control was actually slower to move than the new options were to render, pretty remarkable. I'd recommend using html5 sliders (<input type="range") and then falling back to whatever you're using here (should still be able to style it).
I think it was a good decision to only ask initial price on the first screen and then switching to a price range on the second. It was a bit difficult to adjust the min and max because they're so close together. Not sure how to fix it. Maybe have them be 2 separate colors so you know which is which.
I'd like more than 1 option. Being able to page through the choices would be nice.
On the front page the price renders as: £. Not sure what you were going for there.
I'd use this to shop if I could page through results.
- revorad 15y agoThanks Matthew, that's nice of you to take the time to try it and give detailed feedback. It's not obvious, but if you click on any of the 10 results on the right, you will see its details on the left. My latest update (yet to push live) makes this a lot cleaner and more obvious. Is that what you mean by page through results?
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoYeah, I simply didn't notice the results on the right. I think I probably subconsciously dismissed that area as ads and didn't pay attention to it. I wouldn't take that as any indication that you need to change it though. Knowing about it now, I like how it works.
- revorad 15y agoThanks. It's good to know you thought of them as ads. Maybe others will think the same, probably because that's the standard layout on most sites. Will moving the results to the left make it more intuitive?