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I hope every single one of these predictions is wrong. I do not like infinite loading, I have NO desire to rearrange Google results and I do not like the new de
by drivebyacct2 16y ago
I hope every single one of these predictions is wrong. I do not like infinite loading, I have NO desire to rearrange Google results and I do not like the new design that was on TC.
I always come back to Google, from Bing to DDG, because of how quickly I can scan the results. The contrast, size, spacing is all very good. The new layout Google is testing wastes way too much vertical space.
- armandososa 16y agothat's why they are "testing" it. If the data proves that the new design is 'better' then they'll end up using it. I've been using it for a couple days now and I quite like it. In reality doesn't make much of a difference.
- CamperBob 16y agoAlso, is it just my browser, or does the homepage at http://www.google.com http://www.google.com immediately rearrange itself as soon as you start typing, in order to make room for the Google Instant results? If so, they need to make their UX people pee in a cup every so often, just for research purposes. Do not move the #$#@ form while I'm typing in it! Sheesh.
- Pewpewarrows 16y agoIt's been like that ever since they rolled out Google Instant last year. While you in particular might not like it, it's been a pretty big hit in the web development community and average user experience.
- CamperBob 16y agoReally? I don't remember them compressing the whitespace above the Google logo as soon as the user starts typing. Maybe that's why I turned Instant off last year...