Layered Navigation
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- Build fast, user-friendly layered navigation for Magento 2 category and search pages.
- Improve product discovery with clear filters and cleaner filter-state UX.
- Designed for performance-focused storefronts and modern Hyva-first implementations.
- Supports practical merchandising control without heavy custom code.
- Ideal for large catalogs where filter relevance and speed affect conversion.
Description / Layered Navigation
Layered Navigation for Magento 2
Layered Navigation helps shoppers narrow large product catalogs quickly by combining attribute filters, category context, and predictable URL/filter behavior. This module is being actively developed and positioned for stores that need faster product discovery and cleaner navigation behavior across category and search pages.
What this extension is designed to improve
- Faster product discovery in large catalogs with many attributes.
- Cleaner filter interactions that reduce shopper confusion.
- Better merchandising control for which filters should appear and when.
- Improved mobile usability for faceted navigation flows.
- A stronger path from listing pages to product detail pages.
Planned capabilities in this release cycle
- Refined filter UX and state handling for category/search pages.
- Performance-oriented implementation for modern Magento storefronts.
- Compatibility-focused rollout for Magento 2.4.x environments.
- Configuration options to control visibility and behavior of key filter types.
Ideal use cases
This extension is a strong fit for stores with broad catalogs, many configurable attributes, and high dependence on category navigation for conversion. Teams that need both usability and speed improvements in product listing pages should see the most value.
Implementation notes
Because this module is currently under active development, final configuration and compatibility notes will be expanded as release candidates stabilize. Production rollout should follow a staged QA approach across desktop and mobile category experiences.