Search

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A search results page displays organized findings based on a user's search query. It presents relevant matches in a scannable view to help users quickly find and navigate to their desired destination.

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Search box

The element a user types in to make a search

A search box should be at the top of the page, styled consistently with other search boxes across your website or product

Include a button to click to process search

Placeholder text can nudge the user to make a relevant search

Visualisation of results

Showing the items relevant to the search

Give as much detail as you can to contextualize the results e.g. show the title of the page, a description and potentially a thumbnail

Show the number of results

Include pagination for long list of results (more than 50)

If there are no results, point the user towards making another search or another pathway

Search progress

A search may not be instant, so consider a loading indicator as the product makes the enquiry

Suggested search items

Offer a search query to save the user from typing e.g. currently trending, most popular, recently search, autocorrection

Categories and/or filters

Constraints to help users narrow down their search area

Ordering of search results

How a user can sort results e.g. best price, most relevant, newest first

Highlighting keywords

Highlight the words in the search enquiry within the results displayed