The Jobs section has been rebuilt: vacancies as a list of rows, "Salary" instead of "Price"
In September we rebuilt every root section of Prayk — each one opens like a dedicated, specialised site. The Jobs section changed the most, because a vacancy is nothing like a product listing: it has no photo, and its substance is in the text. The section holds more than 18 thousand active listings today.
1. A list of rows instead of cards
Vacancies are now shown as rows rather than photo cards — the way job sites do it. Each row carries the position title, below it field · company · city, and on the right the salary ("Negotiable" when it is not stated) and the posting time. TOP and VIP listings keep their badge, and the favourite button sits on every row and works even without signing in. On a computer the list runs in two columns, so more vacancies fit on one screen.
The reason is simple: a vacancy rarely has a large photo, and in the card layout half the screen went to empty tiles. A row list fits two to three times more listings into the same screen.
2. "Salary" instead of "Price"
In the search panel the price field is called "Salary" in this section and filters on the listing's own price field — that is where pay is entered on vacancies.
The panel used to carry a separate "Salary" attribute filter as well. We measured it: out of more than 17 thousand listings in the section, that attribute is filled in on just 32. The user would pick the filter and the result all but emptied. Keeping such a filter on screen is a promise it cannot honour, so we removed it — there is now a single salary filter, and it works.
3. Vacancies first, job seekers second
The order of the category chips here is fixed on purpose: Vacancies first, then Job seekers, then the rest. In other sections the chips are sorted by listing count, but the usage pattern here is different — the overwhelming majority arrive looking for work.
4. Filters that did not belong were removed
None of the general toggles made sense in the jobs section: "Delivery", "Discount", "Credit", "New / Used", "Good deals" — all of them come from product logic, and every one of them returned nothing on vacancies. They are all gone. The remaining panel has three keys: keyword, city and salary; "More" opens the category's own fields (working hours, experience and so on).
5. The site header becomes the section's menu
On a computer the top row turns into the section's menu when you open Jobs: the badge and name next to the logo, the section's categories in the second row. The search box at the top searches inside the section: type "accountant" and you get vacancies rather than the whole site.
6. The mobile app works the same way
The row list, the "Salary" field and the section header were ported to the mobile app — browsing vacancies on a phone follows the same logic as on the site.
What has not changed
The address is the same: /jobs and every subcategory. Saved links and favourites keep working; dark mode contrast was checked separately.
To post a vacancy: the new listing form. What changed in the other sections: Masters and Services.