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I didn't design this UX, so can't be certain of the designer's intent. However, more charitable interpretations could be: 1. perhaps the user has accidentally
by aix1 5y ago
I didn't design this UX, so can't be certain of the designer's intent.
However, more charitable interpretations could be:
1. perhaps the user has accidentally chosen the wrong category?
2. perhaps the product they're looking for is miscategorised? (I've definitely seen these.)
- eitland 5y agoBut then tell me loud and clear that you did it. If WalterBright didn't see it it probably wasn't loud and clear enough.
- aix1 5y agoPerhaps. I'll just point out that the wording I quoted is literally the first thing that the results page shows, in headline font. I don't often come to Amazon's defence, but here it's IMO a bit of a stretch to infer malicious intent.
- WalterBright 5y agoYou're right, it is there. It is not in headline font, however. It's in a small font, and I did not see it. I just looked at the search results, not seeing all the other noise on the page.