[IxDA Discuss] searching within browse
Miguel Gonzalez
maglez at btinternet.com
Wed Nov 1 12:52:12 PST 2006
As usual, you should research your audience, is they are mainly IT people whose like the maximum
power up-front, then the search within category could be fine, otherwise don't do it, most people
are used to search or browse but not a mixed one.
Maglez.
--- Alok Jain <alok.ajain1 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>
> Amazon.com does this, if one searches for something, the left side
> allows narrowing options, and after the first narrowing option it's
> essentially just the browse structure. The search also updates as one
> narrows the result to limit the scope of search to selected category.
>
> The reverse case is also true where one starts with a browse and
> search box is updated to limit the scope to selected browse category.
>
> Cheers
> Alok Jain
> http://www.iPrincipia.com
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