Design of Search User Interfaces (Ch 1)
Full text content of the book Search User Interfaces, written by Marti Hearst and published by Cambridge University Press, 2009. Chapter 1: Design of Search User Interfaces
Design of Search User Interfaces (Ch 1) | Search User Interfaces | Marti Hearst | Cambridge University Press 2009 Search User Interfaces Marti Hearst | Cambridge University Press | 2009 Home Book From the book Search User Interfaces , published by Cambridge University Press. Copyright © 2009 by Marti A. Hearst. Ch. 1: The Design of Search User Interfaces Figure 1.1: Search results listings from Infoseek in 1997 (left) and Google in 2007 (right), courtesy Jan Pedersen. 1.1: Keeping the Interface Simple The job of the search user interface is to aid users in the expression of their informat
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