> As far as I can see there's no requirement that the process is completed "inside a tiny window" Sure. I was referring to initial input form only. It's limite

> As far as I can see there's no requirement that the process is completed "inside a tiny window" Sure. I was referring to initial input form only. It's limited. Both, in space it can use (I hope Yandex won't let those widgets be huge), and in interactivity, like drawing complex HTML right away, without pressing "submit" (both, Yandex and Google would agree that it's a nice feature :) ((I saw that there are a lot of features, like interactivity are possible, but it's still not good old HTML+JS)) > So yes, widgets, though you seem to underestimate the utility of widgets. There are plenty of travel agencies with widgets for the first booking/search step on third party sites. Well, you're absolutely right in this statement. For some reason, I'd be rather annoyed by these forms, and wouldn't trust them (same reasons: limited functionality and UI space). Of course, let's all see how Yandex proves I'm wrong and they came up with great know-how!