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A common UX problem in e-commerce product listings
Sep 16, 2019
E-commerce websites often let users change how many items they see per page. This looks like a simple feature, but when it resets the list or moves the user away from their current position, it creates unnecessary friction. This article explains the problem and proposes a better behavior for “items per page” controls.
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