Support Saved Filter Presets as Quick Filter Buttons in Collection View

[FreakeyPlays]

Summary

In cases where users manage extensive collections, like a large blog post archive in which each post can exist in various states, it becomes necessary to efficiently filter entries to enhance workflow and data accessibility. Currently, configured filters are reset when navigating away from the collection view, leading to inefficiencies and requiring repeated manual reconfiguration upon each return.

Problem

The temporary nature of the filtering system hinders user productivity, especially when repetitive filtering criteria must be applied frequently. The inability to persist or recall previously used filters reduces usability in scenarios involving large datasets or complex filtering logic. The Filter parameters are stored in the URL and could be quickly set via a Button without configuring the Filter again.

Proposed Solution

Users should be able to save custom filter settings to a predefined filter array, enabling quick access to commonly used filter configurations. Each saved filter should be identifiable by a label or title and stored in a user-specific context.

Key functionalities:

• Ability to save a current filter configuration with a custom name.
• Display a list of saved filters accessible via buttons or a Dropdown Menu
• Enable re-application of a saved filter configuration with a single interaction.

Benefits

• Increases efficiency in workflows involving repeated or complex filtering.
• Enhances user experience by reducing redundancy.
• Supports advanced content management scenarios and scalability.

[tsemachh]

@FreakeyPlays I think query presets provide answer to your need , the UI is a bit laggy now but it will improve I believe