Design Principle
Filter results are user-built work context and should persist across refresh, back navigation, and sharing.
Principle Filter results are user-built work context and should persist across refresh, back navigation, and sharing.
Design action Store key filters, query, sort, and page in the URL; distinguish single-filter removal from full reset.
Examples Positive example: Lists, libraries, reports, orders, and design system component search need revisitable results. Counterexample: Filters are lost after returning from a detail page.
Apply when Lists, libraries, reports, orders, and design system component search need revisitable results. Users need to judge state, scope, risk, or next action quickly.
Source notes Source note: Synthesized from Apple HIG, Material Design, GOV.UK/Polaris/Atlassian component practices, and interaction accessibility principles.
Agent Directive
Store key filters, query, sort, and page in the URL; distinguish single-filter removal from full reset.