I’d love to hear from others how you went about defining the categories to use for filtering on your catalog pages.
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Categories for filtering
Best answer by JulieC
We ended up not using categories for filtering as we wanted learners to be able to filter based on multiple “categories” - so we ended up going with Custom Fields for this purpose.
We are a FinTech company so have structured our custom categories/fields by:
- area of the product
- type of training/delivery method
- version of software they are on
- eventually we will expand to include role-based options
We ended up not using categories for filtering as we wanted learners to be able to filter based on multiple “categories” - so we ended up going with Custom Fields for this purpose.
We are a FinTech company so have structured our custom categories/fields by:
- area of the product
- type of training/delivery method
- version of software they are on
- eventually we will expand to include role-based options
We are the same as Julie - we use custom fields to separate our content. We have them set by type of learning for our users to access.
- Learning Paths
- Certificate Paths
- Product Courses
- Live Online Training
- Support Articles
For our early implementation of custom fields to use in our catalogs, we went with
- tasks (implement, configure, or use) (this is loosely persona based)
- tools (we have the UI, CLI, IDEs)
- products
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