Product index page (v1) #10221
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Until now, the Products nav link has defaulted visitors into our first product, Product analytics. Since our product list is growing, it's worth having an index page where visitors can browse all the products, filter them, and browse them by use case or stage of company.
Here's the v1:
Todos
Adjust the content layout width
Without being in wide mode, the listing blocks aren't wide enough, causing content to wrap needlessly. We should adjust the
max-widthin non-wide mode (for this page only) frommax-w-3xltomax-w-4xl.Stretch: Support the left sidebar (or a "lite" version of it) as seen below
Longer-term...
In #10222, I'm outlining some other changes we'll need to make to support a much larger volume of products. Part of this includes adding tags so we can cut products in other ways, like role, goal, or product type. See the left sidebar (and updated submenu) in this wire: