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The "back button" section feels a little out of place to me. I was expecting some form of pro-active advice much like all of the following sections give, but di
by Rudism 14y ago
The "back button" section feels a little out of place to me. I was expecting some form of pro-active advice much like all of the following sections give, but didn't find any there (did a double take on my first read-through because I thought maybe I had missed it). It might be nice to tie it up with something the reader can actually chew on (along the lines of "make it clear that the user has ended up where they want to be by including signs such as product images, logos, or whatever makes most sense above the fold where the user can see it, and heed the following advice to reduce the chance of users reaching for that button").
- hughw 14y agoGoogle really doesn't know I hit the back button, do they? I just tried it and Chrome debugger shows the page load for search results coming from cache. I guess I just don't see what information the browser sends that would allow them to know I had come back to the search results, from some specific page, via the back button.