The search box. Where would we be without it? Search is a powerful tool, and as one of the most common elements that we interact with on a daily basis, search input usability is an important consideration. By Dawson Beggs.
This article discusses how search elements can be designed to provide better experiences:
- Don’t make users search for the search box
- Input fields should be visible
- Use placeholder text
- Use a magnifying glass icon
- Provide a button to submit search queries
- Consider the search icon position
… and more. Autocomplete can improve the experience for users by helping them to type less, avoid spelling mistakes, and decrease the level of overall effort required to reach a result. Excellent advice!
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