Issues:

• Limited pagination: The backend returns data in sets of 10, making it impossible to load all customers into a dropdown menu at once.
• Maximum limit: The backend has a maximum limit (e.g., 50), meaning not all customers can be retrieved in a single request.
• UI challenges: Implementing pagination in a dropdown menu may result in a less intuitive user experience.

Solutions:

1. "Load More" approach:
   • The first request retrieves 50 customers using page=1&amount=50.
   • Clicking "Load More" triggers another request with page=2&amount=50, and so on.
   • Pros: Keeps the UI simple and responsive.
   • Cons: Users need to click multiple times to load all data.
2. Popup with a table view:
   • Instead of a dropdown menu, a popup appears with a paginated table.
   • The table includes filters and navigation to browse customers efficiently.
   • Pros: Suitable for large datasets and provides better filtering and search options.
   • Cons: The UI may appear less appealing or intuitive compared to a dropdown menu.

The best approach depends on balancing user experience with performance optimization.