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Have you done any usability testing regarding the choice of a fixed non-scrolling header for search? It's a pet peeve of mine but along with the cookie info foo
by mbrock 11y ago
Have you done any usability testing regarding the choice of a fixed non-scrolling header for search? It's a pet peeve of mine but along with the cookie info footer and my browser chrome, there's a big chunk of my vertical space wasted -- feels like I'm peeping in through a fence. If I want to search, your main page is all about it, and I really don't feel like I need the search thing present at ALL times while looking at what I've already searched for.
- dansingerman 11y agoFormally, no. I have had it beta tested by friends and family, and that is not something that has been mentioned. I do have sympathy with your view on the desktop version. It originates from the mobile version (which was written first) which has infinite scroll rather than pagination, so I think it is more pertinent to keep the search term and the number of results on screen as the user scrolls down. I possibly should just remove it from the desktop version.
- conductr 11y agoI share similar feelings for the scrolling image viewer on the App page (screenshots). I'd rather scroll down over all images... you mirrored the apple page here, I don't like how they do it either