Browsing Collections

The collection browser is the front page of Trackify: every game in the catalog appears as a card with its cover art. Click any game to open its album view.

The layout

+------------------------------------------------------------+
|  topbar        [search]                     [account]      |
+----------+-------------------------------------------------+
| sidebar  |                                                 |
|          |   game grid (cover art cards)                   |
| Collect- |                                                 |
| ions     |   +------+  +------+  +------+                  |
| ...      |   |cover |  |cover |  |cover |                  |
|          |   +------+  +------+  +------+                  |
+----------+-------------------------------------------------+
|  player bar (always visible at the bottom)                 |
+------------------------------------------------------------+

• Sidebar — main navigation between pages; the active entry is highlighted as you move around.
• Topbar — search and your account state.
• Player bar — pinned to the bottom, it keeps playing while you browse. See The Player & Formats.

Search

The search field in the topbar searches tracks across the whole library. Results appear in a popover as playable rows (cover art, title, game): click a row to start playing immediately, or follow the game link to open that game's album view.

Collections: games, platforms, artists, playlists

Besides the game grid, the collections pages let you browse the library from other angles:

• Games — the cover-art wall.
• Platforms — one entry per console/platform; open one to see its games.
• Artists — one entry per composer/artist; open one to see every track by that artist across your whole library.
• Playlists — your own playlists (plus your favorites) when you are signed in.

The album view

Clicking a game opens its album view: a hero panel with cover art, title and metadata, followed by the full track list. Click a track to play it; the player bar takes over from there.

From the album view you can also:

• Heart a track to add it to your favorites (sign-in required) — see Playlists & Favorites.
• Add a track to a playlist via the row's add-to-playlist button.

Where URLs come from

Every view is addressable, so you can bookmark or share deep links: game albums, platform and artist pages, your favorites, individual playlists, and a now-playing view that mirrors the player's current queue.