Marketplace: clearer classes search and easier result sharing
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This update is built for Marketplace businesses: helping your classes get discovered more easily by your customers. We improved how search, filters, and URL state work together, so customers face less friction and get to booking faster.
🔍 In short
- We improved classes search so customers can find the right classes and available slots more easily.
- URL and selected filters are now better synchronized, including back/forward navigation and pagination.
- It is easier to share a specific result view and reopen it with the same context.
- Cookie consent is clearer: banner visibility, category-based settings, and more predictable preference persistence.
🧭 Classes search: a more predictable flow from filter to result
The updated classes flow prioritizes consistency and clarity:
- Filters are grouped and easier to scan: service, city/neighborhood, benefit card, free seats, and time range.
- Selected filters appear as chips and can be removed in one action.
- Invalid or incomplete URL params are normalized to avoid broken search states.
- When filters/date change, page state and results update more predictably.
What this means for your business:
- Customers reach your most relevant classes faster.
- They stay oriented in results and drop off less during browsing.
- The path from search to booking is clearer and more predictable.
🔗 URL + filters: easier sharing and reopening
We improved how the URL reflects active filters and current search context.
That means:
- clearer browser back/forward behavior;
- more reliable return to a specific results page;
- easier sharing of a link to an exact filtered search.
The outcome is a more predictable customer journey from search to booking, with fewer “where was that result?” moments.
🍪 Additional: cookie consent improvements
Alongside search improvements, we shipped practical UX updates:
- Cookie consent visibility: the banner is shown in a more controlled way based on context (including widget behavior).
- Cookie settings by category: clear split between necessary, analytics, and marketing choices.
- Persistence behavior: rejecting non-essential cookies is session-based, while saved preferences remain predictable on future visits.