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I think it can definitely be a challenge sometimes: go to youtube.com and look at their search input (says "Search" in a placeholder). There's no way they can p
by firasd 10y ago
I think it can definitely be a challenge sometimes: go to youtube.com and look at their search input (says "Search" in a placeholder). There's no way they can put the label above the search box, it would almost double the size of their header. So they'd have to put the Search label to the left or something.
- fdgdasfadsf 10y agoSearch boxes are a special case. There is one input and the form submit button is usually adjacent to the input and clearly marked with a search glyph or the word search. One a search form has multiple fields it tends to use the labels e.g. google's advanced search forms.