As the user uses the application, there will be a lot of information which the application will carry. It is important that the user is able to access all this information and to navigate through different items easily. We have two main ways to filter data for the user.

Firstly, we have a find command which allows users to search through the information. The user can type in a word and the application will show the user items with that keyword. We also implemented a tagging system, allowing users to tag items with specific keywords for easier categorization. This also allows users to refine their search, whether they are looking for items of a specific name or items of a specific tag.

Secondly, we have a sorting command and feature which automatically sorts the items into convenient lists for the user. We provide five ways of sorting the list, and they are all applied together. The user is able to change which sort parameter has higher priority, allowing them to decide which is more important to them individually. In addition to list sorting, we also split the items into multiple lists. We categorize the lists into four different categories, making it easy for the user to focus on different items as and when they need to. If they want to see all the items, they can choose to go to the 'all' list instead and forgo this feature.

Our application has many different commands for users to use. As such, it may be hard for users to remember what command performs what actions. As such, we have included an extensive help function for users to refer to. By typing 'help', users can see all the available commands which they can enter.

Furthermore, by typing 'help [command]', they are able to see detailed information about the command they are looking for information on. This includes different ways of using the command, as well as examples which the user can follow so that they can see how to use the command.