PriceRangeFilter

PriceRangeFilter is a component or feature commonly found in e-commerce platforms and other applications that allow users to search or browse items. Its primary function is to enable users to narrow down a selection of products or services based on their price. Typically, it presents a user interface that allows for the specification of a minimum and a maximum price.

Users can interact with a PriceRangeFilter in several ways. Often, it appears as a slider with two adjustable handles, one for the lower bound and one for the upper bound of the desired price range. Alternatively, it might offer input fields where users can manually type in their desired minimum and maximum values. Some implementations may also provide pre-defined price ranges, such as "Under $25," "$25 - $50," or "Over $100," for quick selection.

When a user sets a price range, the application then filters its displayed results to show only those items that fall within the specified minimum and maximum price points. This helps users find products that fit their budget more efficiently, reducing the time spent sifting through irrelevant or unaffordable options. The PriceRangeFilter is a crucial tool for enhancing user experience and improving the discoverability of products within specific economic constraints.