Summary
The search and filtering section on the Vulnerability Findings page has significant UI layout issues. Multiple filter dropdowns, date fields, and action controls overlap with each other, making labels difficult to read and preventing users from interacting with filters properly.
Why this matters
This page appears to be a primary interface for filtering and reviewing findings. Broken filter layouts can prevent users from efficiently searching, sorting, and analyzing vulnerabilities, leading to a poor user experience and reduced productivity.
Reproduction steps
List the exact steps needed to reproduce the behavior:
- Go to /findings
- See the search filters
Expected behavior
- All filter labels and inputs should be properly aligned and spaced.
- Dropdowns and date pickers should be fully visible.
- Controls should not overlap adjacent elements.
- The filter section should remain usable across supported screen sizes.
Actual behavior
- Filter controls overlap one another.
- Labels appear partially hidden or clipped.
- Date picker fields collide with nearby dropdowns.
- The layout becomes difficult to read and use.
- Some controls appear compressed due to insufficient spacing.
Scope
If you already know the likely area, mention it here:
- Suggested files or directories:
- Related route, page, component, or script:
Evidence
Environment
Please complete the following information:
- OS: Windows 11
- Browser: Chrome
- Python Version: N/A
- Node Version: N/A
- Docker Version: N/A
Definition of done
Use this section if you already know what a complete fix should include:
Additional context
I would like to contribute under GSSoC 26 if assigned
Summary
The search and filtering section on the Vulnerability Findings page has significant UI layout issues. Multiple filter dropdowns, date fields, and action controls overlap with each other, making labels difficult to read and preventing users from interacting with filters properly.
Why this matters
This page appears to be a primary interface for filtering and reviewing findings. Broken filter layouts can prevent users from efficiently searching, sorting, and analyzing vulnerabilities, leading to a poor user experience and reduced productivity.
Reproduction steps
List the exact steps needed to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Scope
If you already know the likely area, mention it here:
Evidence
Environment
Please complete the following information:
Definition of done
Use this section if you already know what a complete fix should include:
Additional context
I would like to contribute under GSSoC 26 if assigned