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Word Press Woo Commerce Product Filter Design
Job Title: WooCommerce Developer Needed for Dynamic Product Filter Integration (Barn2 or Husky) Overview: We are seeking an experienced WooCommerce developer to build and integrate dynamic product filters for our online firearms store (40,000+ products). The filters must be category-conditional and progressively reveal options based on prior selections. Objective: Develop a dynamic filter system where each filter tier updates based on the previous selection: Step 1: Category dropdown Step 2: Subcategory dropdown (based on selected category) Step 3: Attribute filters (based on selected subcategory) Platform Details: Site: WooCommerce with Kadence Pro Theme Plugins: FFL Cockpit for product syncing, LiteSpeed Cache Filter Plugin Options: You may use Barn2 Product Filters (installed) or Husky Product Filters (licensed if preferred) 40,000+ SKUs synced via FFL Cockpit Filter Examples: Firearms - Handguns Caliber (pa_caliber) Action Type (pa_action) Barrel Length (pa_barrel_length) Ammunition Bullet Weight (pa_product_bullet_weight) Grain Type Quantity per Box Requirements: AJAX filtering with no page reloads Filter display updates dynamically based on prior dropdowns Hide filters that are irrelevant until appropriate category is selected Sidebar and/or mobile off-canvas compatibility Performance optimized for LiteSpeed and QUIC.cloud Optional: Shortcodes or block widgets for inserting filters via Kadence Blocks Deliverables: Fully configured and styled filter panel on Shop, Category, and Search pages Filters must work seamlessly with large product volume and FFL Cockpit integration Documentation for admin use and future maintenance To Apply: Please provide: Examples of similar WooCommerce filtering work (especially with Barn2 or Husky) Confirmation of experience handling large product catalogs Your estimated timeline and cost Preferred plugin choice (Barn2 or Husky) and why