Filters, sorting and layout

The marketplace and the search results page share one set of filters, in a panel beside the courses. The arrow on its edge hides or shows it. On a phone the filters sit in a bar under the header. Filters combine, and the courses update as you change them.

What's on it

Filters

How many courses match. Clear all removes every filter.

Sort by

The order of the courses, explained below.

Category

All categories, or one of them. On the marketplace the tabs under the search box make the same choice.

Skills

What courses teach, from one shared list, with how many courses teach each. Type in Search skills to narrow the list. Pick a skill to see only the courses that teach it, or All skills to see every course.

Level

All levels, Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced.

Price

A slider from $0 up to the next $50 above the dearest course, and at least to $100.

Columns

On a phone, one or two columns of cards.

Sorting

Newest and Oldest go by publish date, and A to Z and Z to A by title. The others work like this.

Relevance

On the search results page, how well each course matches what you typed. On the marketplace, the same as Newest.

Most enrolled

The most students first.

Highest rated

The highest average first, among courses with 10 or more reviews. Courses with fewer follow.

Most reviewed

The most reviews first.

Price: low to high, Price: high to low

By the cheapest plan, as priced for you. A free course counts as $0.

Quickest to finish, Most in-depth

By the lessons' lengths added up.

Rules and limits

• The price filter and the price sorts use the price shown to you. That is your country's price where the course takes part in regional pricing, and the list price elsewhere.
• On the search results page the filters are part of the page's address, so a copied link keeps them. On the marketplace they clear when you leave.
• A category page has a shorter set of its own: All Courses, Free or Paid, and a search box that matches titles, descriptions and skills.