> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.colect.io/user/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.colect.io/user/sales-app-variants/sales-app/collections/product-list.md). # Product List ## What Is A Product List Page A Product List Page displays all items within a selected collection. You can refine this overview by applying [filters](/user/sales-app-variants/sales-app/collections/filtering.md) to tailor the results. From this page, you can also mark items as [favorites](/user/sales-app-variants/sales-app/collections/product-detail/favorites.md) or add them directly to your cart. ## How To Go To A Product List Page From the home screen, select the collection you want to explore and tap **“Show Collection.”** You’ll first see the top-level categories, such as **“Men”** or **“Women,”** depending on how your app is configured. Next, choose a subcategory within that collection, like **“Accessories,” “Bags,”** or **“Denim.”** Selecting a category will take you directly to its Product List Page.

## Customizing Your Product List Page There are two ways to alter or customize your Product List Page: using the side menu, or using [filtering](/user/sales-app-variants/sales-app/collections/filtering.md). ### **Using The Tabs Menu** While viewing a collection, swipe from the left edge of your screen to open the side menu. This menu displays preset filter groups such as **“Fit,” “Gender,”** and **“Product Group.”** Tap any option to instantly update the Product List Page based on your selection. These options reflect the standard filter groups configured by your company administrator.

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