Enatega App: Restaurant Category Tab Selection Bug

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Hey guys! We've got a bit of a snag to discuss with the Enatega app, specifically an issue that's popping up when trying to select category tabs within a restaurant's menu. It's a pretty crucial part of the app's functionality, so let's dive into what's going on, how to reproduce it, what we'd expect to see, and all the nitty-gritty details.

Describe the Bug

So, what's the fuss? Well, the main issue is that when you're browsing a restaurant in the Enatega app and try to click on those category tabs – you know, the ones that should whisk you away to different sections like Starters, Main Courses, or Desserts – they're not exactly doing their job. They're not responding as we'd expect, which makes navigating through the menu a bit of a headache. This is a big deal because it directly impacts how easily users can find what they're looking for, and we all know a clunky user experience can send folks running for the hills (or, you know, another app).

Think about it: you're hungry, you're scrolling through a restaurant's offerings, and you just want to quickly jump to the pasta section. But the tabs aren't cooperating! Frustrating, right? This glitch can definitely hinder the app's overall usability. We need those category tabs working smoothly to keep users engaged and happy. It's the kind of thing that can make the difference between a smooth ordering experience and a user giving up in frustration.

We need to make sure those tabs are super responsive and do exactly what they promise: instantly display the items within the selected category. No delays, no malfunctions, just seamless navigation. This isn't just about aesthetics; it's about the core functionality of the app. When users can easily browse and select items, they're more likely to place an order, which is the ultimate goal, right? A smooth category tab selection is the unsung hero of a great user experience in a restaurant app. It's the key to making the whole browsing and ordering process feel intuitive and effortless. Let's get this fixed!

Steps to Reproduce

Alright, let's get down to the nitty-gritty and figure out how to make this bug show its face. Here's a step-by-step guide to reproducing the category tab selection issue in the Enatega app. Follow these steps, and you should be able to see the problem firsthand:

  1. Open the Enatega app: Pretty self-explanatory, right? Fire up the app on your device.
  2. Navigate to any restaurant: Pick any restaurant listed within the app. It doesn't seem to be specific to a particular restaurant, so any one will do.
  3. Attempt to switch between category tabs: This is where the magic happens (or, well, doesn't happen). Look for the category tabs at the top or within the restaurant's menu view. These tabs are usually labeled with categories like "Starters," "Main Course," "Desserts," etc. Try tapping on these tabs to switch between the different categories.
  4. Observe the behavior of the category tabs: Keep a close eye on what happens when you tap those tabs. Do they switch instantly? Is there a delay? Do they not respond at all? This is the key part – we're looking for any unexpected behavior. The goal here is to consistently reproduce the issue so we can understand the scope and pattern of the bug. Maybe it happens intermittently, or perhaps it's consistent across all restaurants. The more we observe, the better we can understand the root cause.

Understanding the exact steps to reproduce the bug is crucial for the development team. It allows them to isolate the issue, identify the source of the problem in the code, and ultimately implement a fix. So, give these steps a try, and let's make sure we're all seeing the same buggy behavior. This way, we can provide the most accurate and helpful information to the developers. Let's work together to squash this bug!

Expected Behavior

Okay, so we've seen what's actually happening, but what should be happening? Let's paint a picture of the ideal scenario, the smooth and seamless experience we're aiming for with those category tabs in the Enatega app. The expected behavior is pretty straightforward, but it's worth spelling out to make sure we're all on the same page.

Category tabs should switch seamlessly when tapped: This is the heart of the matter. When a user taps on a category tab – say, "Appetizers" or "Drinks" – the app should instantly switch to that category's items. There should be no perceptible delay, no frustrating lag, just a clean and immediate transition.

Displaying the items within the selected category without any delay or malfunction: Once the tab is tapped, the corresponding items should pop up promptly and correctly. We're talking a smooth, visual refresh of the menu view, showing off all the delicious options in that category. No glitches, no errors, just a clear and accurate display of the menu items.

Think of it like flipping through a well-organized cookbook. You open to the index, find the section you want (say, "Soups"), and boom! You're instantly on the soup page, ready to browse. That's the level of speed and responsiveness we're shooting for. This smooth navigation is key to a positive user experience. It makes browsing the menu a pleasure, not a chore. When the category tabs behave as expected, users can quickly find what they're craving, place their order, and get on with their day (or, you know, start drooling over the food photos). A well-functioning app is a happy app, and happy users are more likely to be repeat customers. So, let's make sure those category tabs are living up to their potential!

Additional Information

To help the developers nail down this bug, it's super helpful to gather as much info as we can. In this case, we've got a video recording (az_recorder_20250108_121805.mp4) that shows the issue in action. Seeing is believing, and a video can often highlight nuances that are hard to describe in words.

We also know that the user encountered this problem on an Infinix Hot 50 smartphone. Device-specific information can be crucial, as bugs sometimes only manifest on certain models or operating systems. Knowing the device narrows down the possibilities and helps the developers focus their testing efforts. It might turn out that the issue is related to the way the Enatega app interacts with the Infinix Hot 50's hardware or software.

By providing this extra context, we're giving the development team a head start in their investigation. They can analyze the video to pinpoint the exact moment the bug occurs, and they can prioritize testing on Infinix Hot 50 devices (or similar models) to see if they can replicate the problem. The more details we provide, the faster they can find a solution. So, remember, if you encounter a bug, try to capture a screen recording or take screenshots, and always include your device information. Every little bit helps in the quest to squash those pesky bugs!