Enhancement: Bulk Asset Management (Pagination + Multi-Select Delete)

Increasing Access

Currently, the Assets tab lists all uploaded assets in a single, continuous list with no pagination or bulk actions.

This creates multiple issues:

• Users have a hard storage limit (250 MB) and must manually clean up assets.
• Assets can only be deleted one at a time, which becomes tedious as the list grows.
• No way to efficiently manage or clean up old/unused assets.
• Performance and usability may degrade for users with many assets.

Current Behaviour
Assets are displayed in a long list.
Each asset has an individual dropdown with a “Delete” action.
No pagination, no multi-select, no bulk actions.

Feature enhancement details

1. Pagination or Infinite Scroll

• Introduce pagination (e.g., 20–30 assets per page), or
• Use infinite scrolling with lazy loading.
• Improves performance and readability for large asset collections.

2. Multi-Select with Checkboxes

• Add a checkbox for each asset row.
• Add a “Select All” checkbox in the table header.
• Allow selecting multiple assets at once.

3. Bulk Actions

• Enable Bulk Delete for selected assets.

• Optional future enhancements:

  • Bulk download
  • Bulk detach from sketches (if applicable)

4. Confirmation & Feedback

• Show confirmation modal before bulk deletion.

• Clear messaging like:

  “You are about to delete 12 assets. This action cannot be undone.”

• Show success/error feedback after action completion.

💡 Why This Matters

• Helps users stay within storage limits more easily.
• Greatly improves usability for power users and educators.
• Reduces repetitive actions and frustration.
• Aligns with common UX patterns in asset/file managers.

Start by locating the Assets tab implementation and its existing per-asset Delete action. Define the pagination or infinite-scroll approach, checkbox selection, bulk-delete confirmation, and success/error feedback; done means users can manage many assets and delete selected assets safely.