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Loading more products while scrolling can support exploration, but buyers must also return to a result and share context. Catalog scope needs persistent navigation beyond visual effects. Product discovery must not depend on one gesture.
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Compare navigable pagination with incremental loading that preserves usable URLs and links. Combining them can serve exploration and return visits if saved state does not hide products. Test real behavior before choosing the prettiest demonstration.
Behavior must work when people open the catalog in another tab. Keeping everything only in memory can lose results on refresh. Determine which state deserves a persistent URL and which remains local convenience without turning temporary preferences into additional commercial pages or forcing users to repeat their earlier exploration.
Requirements to include in the proposal
- Preserve navigable links and listing state when buyers return
- Keep products accessible beyond the interface's initial loaded segment
- Support sharing without requiring previously performed gestures or scrolling sequences
An acceptance test for this specific purchase
Find a hypothetical product after several loads, visit its page and return. Position and results must remain understandable; someone opening the shared link needs to find the expected content.
Reference for assessing scope
Official documentation for evaluating this scope
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