Views & Sorting
Master switching between list, grid, and map views, and finding items quickly with sorting.
Page Overview
Views & Sorting: Customizing Your Browsing Experience 👁️
“A thousand people see a thousand different forests. MononoMori offers multiple view modes to adapt to your browsing habits.”
📱 Diverse View Modes
MononoMori provides the most suitable display method for different scenarios. You can find the switch button at the top right of most list pages.
1. List View 📋
The classic, most information-rich mode.
- Display: Thumbnail, Name, Quantity, Status, Location path.
- Scenario: Daily management, checking details, batch organizing.
- Advantage: Moderate information density, comfortable reading.
2. Grid View 🖼️
Visual-first browsing mode.
- Display: Emphasizes large images, with abbreviated names.
- Scenario: Browsing collections, outfit coordination, finding items by look.
- Advantage: Aesthetically pleasing, like browsing a photo album of your belongings.
3. Forest Map View 🌲
Spatial exploration mode.
- Display: Visualizes hierarchy as Circles (Spaces) and Trees (Locations).
- Scenario: Macro planning of storage, finding “where” things are, enjoying exploration.
- Special Features:
- Zoom: Pinch to see overview or details.
- Gardening Mode: Customize positions on the map.
↕️ Smart Sorting Strategy
When items increase, proper sorting helps you find targets instantly. Click the Sort Button (usually arrow icon) at the top:
Common Sort Methods
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📅 By Date Created:
- Default. Newest items first.
- Use: Reviewing recent work or check newly bought items.
- Grouping: Automatically groups by “Today / Yesterday / This Week”.
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🅰️ By Name:
- Use: When you know the exact name (e.g., “A4 Paper”), alphabetical sort is fastest.
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⏳ By Expiry Date:
- Use: In “All Items” or “Food” category, quickly identify expiring items to handle first.
- Special Grouping: Expired > Expiring Soon > Normal.
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🔢 By Quantity:
- Use: Inventory check, seeing what you have most or least of.
📌 Pinning Spaces
In Forest Map or Space List, you can “Pin” your most frequently used spaces.
How to
- In the Space List, Long Press a space (e.g., “Bedroom”).
- Select “Pin” from the menu.
- Or in Forest Map, enter Space details and tap the pin icon.
Effect
- Visual Highlight: Pinned spaces have distinct visual markers (halo or icon) on the map.
- Priority: Pinned spaces appear at the top of selection lists for quick access.
By flexibly switching views and sorting, you can transform MononoMori freely between an “Efficiency Tool” and an “Aesthetic Gallery”.