Jaotuspaneelide

Jaotuspaneelide are user interface components that display a set of partitioning controls, enabling users to filter, segment, or classify data within an application. The term is used in Estonian-language UI design and documentation to describe panels that help partition content by attributes such as category, price, date, or user segment. Each pane typically contains controls like checkboxes, radio buttons, sliders, or dropdowns, allowing one or more selections that refine the data view. Some panels also offer search within facets and show counts indicating how many results match the current filters.

Design and implementation considerations include having a clear taxonomy and labeling, maintaining consistent interaction patterns, and ensuring performance when filtering large datasets. Panels should be responsive so they work well on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Accessibility is important, with keyboard navigability, proper screen reader labeling, and logical grouping of controls. Localization may affect label language, unit formatting, and number ranges.

In practice, jaotuspaneelide may appear as sidebars in list or grid views, as collapsible sections, or as top-of-page filter rows. They interact with the underlying data model and typically trigger data refresh or re-rendering when selections change. In English-language UI literature, these components are often described as filter panels, facet panels, or distribution panels.

See also: filters, facets, dashboards, data visualization.