Facet grouping and sorting are new features. Please contact support if you encounter any issues.
What do you want to do?
Designing great filters
- Show your most‑used filters near the top (Size, Color, Price).
- Use groups to reduce long lists (Reds/Blues/Neutrals).
- Keep value labels human‑friendly (e.g., “Navy” instead of codes).
- Limit group size so menus stay easy to scan.
- Periodically prune rarely used values based on customer behavior.
Best Practices for Facet Management
- Prioritize Popular Filters: Place frequently used filter values at the top of the list
- Use Logical Grouping: Group related values together to create a more intuitive browsing experience
- Limit Group Size: Keep groups to a reasonable size to avoid overwhelming customers
- Use Clear Group Names: Choose descriptive names that help customers understand what’s in each group
- Regular Maintenance: Periodically review and update your facet organization based on changing inventory and customer behavior
Example Scenarios
- Color Attribute: Group colors by shade families (Reds, Blues, Neutrals) for easier navigation
- Brand Attribute: Create groups for “Featured Brands”, “Local Brands”, and “International Brands”
- Size Attribute: For clothing, group by size categories (XS-S-M, L-XL-XXL, etc.)