Hi, all!
We have a client that has a training business, where they offer about 30 different courses, workshops and programmes. These courses are grouped into 6 categories — eg. ‘Leadership Courses”, “Sales Courses”, “Writing Courses”, etc. Nevertheless, all course pages have exactly the same content structure, making it a great use-case for an Internal Collection with a Dynamic Page, with a ‘Category’ field.
The problem we’re having is that we’d like to list the courses within the main site menu grouped by category, rather than just have one long list of 30 courses (= bad UI/UX). We can’t seem to find a way to do that automatically in Duda, and haven’t been able to even find an app/plug-in that might help us with the task.
The only workaround we have found so far would be to create six separate internal collections — one for each course category — so they can be listed separately in the site menu. But this creates another problem: we also have an ‘Audiences’ collection, listing the different target markets each course is for — eg., “Managers & Group Leaders”, “Valuable Employees”, “Content Creators”, etc. These are cross-linked to the ‘Courses’ collection via a related field. This allows us to show what courses are recommended for each audience type in the audience’s Dynamic Page. But if we split the ‘Courses’ collection into 6 separate collections, this is not possible…
Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.