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So google owns the "image and text box on a web page" design?
by funOtter 2y ago
So google owns the "image and text box on a web page" design?
- dewey 2y agoIt’s about the doodle, not the image and text box. As the article explains.
- saalweachter 2y agoI would say it's more that you get to this page by typing "Google" into the URL/search bar: > This morning, users are discovering that if they search for “Google” in the primary Bing interface, they’re shown a special Bing search page. Before you scroll down to the actual search results, you’re presented with an all-white page with a centered, unbranded search bar and a multicolored doodle above it that’s heavy on yellow, red, blue, and green.
- macspoofing 2y agoNo - google doesn't own the "image and text box on a web page design" ... but it is very odd what Microsoft/Bing is doing when you search 'google' .. they even 'scroll' the page down to hide the primary bing search bar. It's odd.
- killingtime74 2y agoIt looks like they came up with the headline first then worked backwards to present something that fit as a thesis.
- rtkwe 2y ago> " users are discovering that if they search for “Google” in the primary Bing interface, they’re shown a special Bing search page." That's a little more than just aping the design of Google. It's a pretty intentional effort to deceive users into remaining on Bing.
- fullshark 2y agoThe story isn't "Bing is copying Google's amazing design." The story is bing devised a specialized search result page for the query "google" which is intentionally designed to trick its own users.
- Sephr 2y agoThis only comes up after searching for Google