Making the suggested tags section scrollable

Oct 13, 2025 by sorusgentrification.com 105 views

BUG: Improving the Problem Finder's Suggested Tags Section

Current Behavior

When searching in the Problem Finder, the suggested tags get cropped by the screen and all options are not fully visible. This can be frustrating for users who need to access all the available tags to refine their search results. The current implementation does not provide a seamless user experience, as users are forced to scroll horizontally to view all the options, which can be time-consuming and inconvenient.

Expected Behavior

We can have a fixed size for the suggested tags section, and make it scrollable. This would allow users to easily view all the available tags without having to scroll horizontally. The suggested tags section would be designed to be responsive, adapting to different screen sizes and devices. This would ensure that users can access all the available tags, regardless of the device they are using.

Replication

To replicate the issue, follow these steps:

Open the Problem Finder by clicking on the "Problem Finder" button in the "Other collections" section on the OmegaUp website.
Search for a word like "a" in the search bar.
Observe that the suggested tags get cropped by the screen and are not fully visible.

Problem

The current implementation of the Problem Finder's suggested tags section is not user-friendly. The tags get cropped by the screen, making it difficult for users to access all the available options. This can lead to frustration and a poor user experience.

Image: Problem Finder's Suggested Tags Section

Solution

To improve the Problem Finder's suggested tags section, we can implement the following solution:

Fixed Size: Set a fixed size for the suggested tags section, ensuring that it is large enough to display all the available tags.
Scrollable: Make the suggested tags section scrollable, allowing users to easily view all the available tags.
Responsive Design: Design the suggested tags section to be responsive, adapting to different screen sizes and devices.
Accessibility: Ensure that the suggested tags section is accessible to users with disabilities, following web accessibility guidelines.

Image: Improved Problem Finder's Suggested Tags Section

Solution Implementation

To implement the solution, we can use the following steps:

HTML: Update the HTML structure of the suggested tags section to include a fixed size and a scrollable container.
CSS: Use CSS to style the suggested tags section, making it responsive and accessible.
JavaScript: Use JavaScript to add interactivity to the suggested tags section, allowing users to easily view all the available tags.

Benefits

The improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section would provide several benefits, including:

Improved User Experience: Users would be able to easily view all the available tags, without having to scroll horizontally.
Increased Accessibility: The suggested tags section would be accessible to users with disabilities, following web accessibility guidelines.
Enhanced Responsiveness: The suggested tags section would be designed to be responsive, adapting to different screen sizes and devices.

Expected Outcome

The expected outcome of the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section is a seamless user experience, where users can easily view all the available tags without having to scroll horizontally. This would lead to increased user satisfaction and engagement, as users would be able to access all the available tags, regardless of the device they are using.

SS for Expected Behaviour

Note: The SS for expected behaviour is a screenshot of the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section, where all the available tags are fully visible and easily accessible.
BUG: Improving the Problem Finder's Suggested Tags Section - Q&A

Q: What is the current issue with the Problem Finder's suggested tags section?

A: The current issue is that the suggested tags get cropped by the screen and all options are not fully visible. This can be frustrating for users who need to access all the available tags to refine their search results.

Q: Why is it important to improve the Problem Finder's suggested tags section?

A: Improving the Problem Finder's suggested tags section is important because it would provide a seamless user experience, allowing users to easily view all the available tags without having to scroll horizontally. This would lead to increased user satisfaction and engagement.

Q: What are the benefits of improving the Problem Finder's suggested tags section?

A: The benefits of improving the Problem Finder's suggested tags section include:

Improved User Experience: Users would be able to easily view all the available tags, without having to scroll horizontally.
Increased Accessibility: The suggested tags section would be accessible to users with disabilities, following web accessibility guidelines.
Enhanced Responsiveness: The suggested tags section would be designed to be responsive, adapting to different screen sizes and devices.

Q: How would the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section be implemented?

A: The improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section would be implemented by:

Setting a fixed size for the suggested tags section, ensuring that it is large enough to display all the available tags.
Making the suggested tags section scrollable, allowing users to easily view all the available tags.
Designing the suggested tags section to be responsive, adapting to different screen sizes and devices.
Ensuring accessibility, following web accessibility guidelines.

Q: What are the technical requirements for implementing the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section?

A: The technical requirements for implementing the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section include:

HTML: Updating the HTML structure of the suggested tags section to include a fixed size and a scrollable container.
CSS: Using CSS to style the suggested tags section, making it responsive and accessible.
JavaScript: Using JavaScript to add interactivity to the suggested tags section, allowing users to easily view all the available tags.

Q: How would the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section be tested?

A: The improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section would be tested by:

Conducting user testing, to ensure that the improved section provides a seamless user experience.
Testing for accessibility, to ensure that the improved section is accessible to users with disabilities.
Testing for responsiveness, to ensure that the improved section adapts to different screen sizes and devices.

Q: What are the expected outcomes of the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section?

A: The expected outcomes of the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section include:

Improved user satisfaction: Users would be able to easily view all the available tags, without having to scroll horizontally.
Increased user engagement: Users would be able to access all the available tags, regardless of the device they are using.
Enhanced user experience: The improved section would provide a seamless user experience, allowing users to easily view all the available tags.

Q: How would the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section be maintained and updated?

A: The improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section would be maintained and updated by:

Regularly reviewing user feedback, to ensure that the improved section continues to meet user needs.
Conducting regular testing, to ensure that the improved section continues to provide a seamless user experience.
Updating the section as needed, to ensure that it remains accessible and responsive.

Q: What are the next steps for implementing the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section?

A: The next steps for implementing the improved Problem Finder's suggested tags section include:

Gathering user feedback, to ensure that the improved section meets user needs.
Conducting user testing, to ensure that the improved section provides a seamless user experience.
Implementing the improved section, using the technical requirements outlined above.