Having a "back to search results" button would be confusing for a user as it seems to be an odd practice for a website. The biggest issue with implementing it is that your website will be the …

User enters the site and makes a search for eg. "jackets" Let´s say that we get 10 results and the result is presented. User clicks on the fourth result in the list. For the article we have a bottom …

Search engine gives back matching results User reads the results and picks the best one Breaking that model is not necessarily a bad thing, but you'll want to make sure the user …

May 8, 2013 · Google (and other search providers) include the page title, URL and some description in search results. For search within a large organisation, where all results are from …

Aug 18, 2010 · In most cases it's great! Generally it's great because it helps to find something without trying to guess what exactly to type into the search field. And it definitely saves time - …

Jul 24, 2014 · If the search results do roll over many pages perhaps a better filtering system could be used to limit the results and prevent additional work by the user, equally sorting of (Order …

May 16, 2011 · In my experience the most result sets are only from one or a few sources. Thus there is no need to have scrollbars or collapsible containers; just display all results and cap the …

Jun 2, 2014 · user has full control over labeling the search results; user sets time-related labels to the search results, according to internal calendar; user can be inconsistent in time-related …

Jan 21, 2015 · This approach better suits browsing of search results and is favoured by e-commerce sites & blogs. As described in Benny Skogberg's answer, here, search results for …

Thus it would be good if you could easily see more than 10 results. Another example. Some search results show a lot more. For example ticket systems, CRMs, email's inboxes, etc. The …