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> If I know that what I seek was approximately on page 12 of last search result, I will go straight there (1 click) and navigate from here. How do you know it'
by buckbova 10y ago
> If I know that what I seek was approximately on page 12 of last search result, I will go straight there (1 click) and navigate from here.
How do you know it's it's still on 12 and not 13 or 11 if the results changed? Wouldn't a better filter or other navigation be more useful?
> Infinite scrolling is fine the first time, but on repeated visits is just not an option and destroys everybody's valuable time.
To me this doesn't make sense. I can't think of a time where I've repeatedly gone to a specific page on results and where I wasn't able to filter for what I was looking for instead.
- atemerev 10y agoTwitter?
- buckbova 10y agoI'm not sure I understand this use case. I'm on twitter, I see a tweet I'm interested in. I leave, come back, and then try to find that same tweet by browsing for it. Wouldn't it be simpler to save the tweet the first time around or if not, since I know the tweet I'm looking for, search for it where I'd get the exact result?