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Both have too many invisible options, in my opinion. See Google's search page top bar for what I think is a good setup - most relevant options first, and a menu
by Kliment 17y ago
Both have too many invisible options, in my opinion. See Google's search page top bar for what I think is a good setup - most relevant options first, and a menu for more.
Also, is your nick an Alphaville reference?
- berlininsummer 17y agoThanks. That is a good reference, but we do not have as many main categories as Google. I think it might confuse users to have all options on the same level. The nick is just because its so incredibly cold here right now: Berlin -22 degrees, don't know in Fahrenheit but its "your face hurts when stepping outside" cold.
- Kliment 17y agoWell then perhaps you should reorganize it to have less options. Are you a category service like play.com or Amazon? If not, do your users really NEED to see all those options? (I'm in Köln, it's much warmer here. But I was in Finland over the weekend, and it was around -20. It's not that bad when it's dry enough.)