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Would love to know if you have any particular design ideas or areas where you'd like to see improvement.

scrrr 16y ago
Well for one, fonts. Make it look better, I don't know how, I'm no designer, but it looks like it's been done by a programmer. It's ok, but it can be gorgeous! Also perhaps underline the search results. It should be clearer what is clickable and what not. Also the background going green on hover isn't looking good I think.
- epi0Bauqu 16y ago
  You can change all that stuff in the settings; if you come up with a set you think looks better, I'd love to investigate. As for font, what browser/OS are you on? It is using Segoe UI as the main font, but sadly this isn't installed on all computers. The backup is Arial, which I agree could be better.
  - scrrr 16y ago
    I quickly did this with Stylebot for Chromium: http://min.us/iErKG.png http://min.us/iErKG.png :) I'm sure other readers of this thread can come up with something much nicer. Perhaps you should offer a challenge for who can make the best one. But I already prefer this css to the original. I think I'll keep it.
    - epi0Bauqu 16y ago
      Thx--very interesting. Would you mind mailing me your CSS?
drats 16y ago
I don't think you are using the horizontal space well enough. Unless it's reserved for future adverts I'd like to see results in a table with colour coding of the table (i.e. all entity/special results in one column, "classic" style results in another).
- epi0Bauqu 16y ago
  Thx, yeah--that space is for some anticipated contextual information, though I am currently pretty open to different ideas. Note you can also move to a wider format (or super wide) in the settings.
Fargren 16y ago
Search results for terms in spanish are often not good. I assume this is the case for many non-english languages, if not for all. I often have to search for things in spanish, and Google gives em vastly superior results. For almost everything else, I use DDG.

scrrr 16y ago

Well for one, fonts. Make it look better, I don't know how, I'm no designer, but it looks like it's been done by a programmer. It's ok, but it can be gorgeous! Also perhaps underline the search results. It should be clearer what is clickable and what not. Also the background going green on hover isn't looking good I think.

epi0Bauqu 16y ago
You can change all that stuff in the settings; if you come up with a set you think looks better, I'd love to investigate. As for font, what browser/OS are you on? It is using Segoe UI as the main font, but sadly this isn't installed on all computers. The backup is Arial, which I agree could be better.
- scrrr 16y ago
  I quickly did this with Stylebot for Chromium: http://min.us/iErKG.png http://min.us/iErKG.png :) I'm sure other readers of this thread can come up with something much nicer. Perhaps you should offer a challenge for who can make the best one. But I already prefer this css to the original. I think I'll keep it.
  - epi0Bauqu 16y ago
    Thx--very interesting. Would you mind mailing me your CSS?

drats 16y ago

I don't think you are using the horizontal space well enough. Unless it's reserved for future adverts I'd like to see results in a table with colour coding of the table (i.e. all entity/special results in one column, "classic" style results in another).

epi0Bauqu 16y ago
Thx, yeah--that space is for some anticipated contextual information, though I am currently pretty open to different ideas. Note you can also move to a wider format (or super wide) in the settings.

Fargren 16y ago

Search results for terms in spanish are often not good. I assume this is the case for many non-english languages, if not for all. I often have to search for things in spanish, and Google gives em vastly superior results. For almost everything else, I use DDG.