Featured content and filter tabs

The screen turns the filters, selected states and result controls into explicit options rather than asking people to recall a hidden command or category.

The number, order or overlap of options can still make comparison demanding. Search, grouping, a clear reset and an explanation of what changes would reduce avoidable cognitive load.

Labels, rows or chips group the filters, selected states and result controls into recognisable units, helping people scan a larger set without reading it as one block.

Names, icons, artwork or previous queries let people recognise a likely option instead of reconstructing it from memory. The cue still needs a text label and clear source.