So I’ve been redesigning this website when a user fill in a form, the also can search tp fill one of the text fields. the previous design is when users clicked on search button, they displayed a pop up with another filled in form and data …
I’m moving from using Tags to using Collections for my users to organize their items. (See background below for why I’m doing this.)
My issue is with AND/OR searching. For example, what would be the UI and terminology for, "Find books…
What is a good pattern to use when a user needs to be able to "test" items out before creating (and possibly eventually deleting) them? Below is an example of what I mean. In this application, the user will test out web searches …
I’m building the search page for an OTA (online travel agency). The brief has a few quirks that make this task difficult, so I need some help to identify some feasible ideas.
Most OTAs have a "standard" interface with a form aski…
In our web application, we have a search field for users to search for other users or other groups of users to add to their project.
Both users and user groups can be a long list.
The search field is within a form, so the selection of item…
I’ve been working on a web app for the past four months. On the product page, a couple of the categories have tabs for pending, in-progress, and approved products.
There is a search bar, and my question is: is it better to place search und…
In the search bar which experience is better? That is having a left nav or navigation below/above the search bar.
Cons for the top nav: Scalability wise left nav works the best.
I’ve seen many websites like google.com, bing.com, yah…
We’re designing search for a machine learning model, where users are shown a table of clusters with details. In this, users have a search for all the fields within the cluster. However, we want to include a search for users to search for c…
I am currently facing a UX situation which I’m not sure how to solve.
I have a place on my app where I can search for flights inputting either the Airline, Departure and Destination airports, or the Flight Number.
One thought was to sep…
When the unexpected happens, we’ve got to give the user more than just an apology. We need to give consideration to ‘no results found’ scenarios, and Chris Myhill is here to show us how to do it.