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If you make users click a Go button, they won't notice it, and get frustrated. It's one of very few times I'll allow an animation. If the go button has been av
by jfengel 3y ago
If you make users click a Go button, they won't notice it, and get frustrated.
It's one of very few times I'll allow an animation. If the go button has been available but not clicked for some seconds, it will call attention to itself. I hate that but the only users who see it are the confused ones who need it. (Hopefully.)
- chiefalchemist 3y agoYes and no. If you wait to indicate # of results from filter choices you run the risk of the user "drilling down" to zero. That is...pick...pick...pick...Go.."No results for your filters". That's not fun either. I find I use filters - again Home Depot is a good example of bad - because the search is too loose. I'll enter a brand in the search term and have to use filters to pick only the brand I want to see. The search should first try to answer the users search, not dump more possible products in the customers' face hoping the buy sonething.