Search&Filter Interface Round Up by Amy Cueva, Mad Pow

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    1. Search & Filter Interface Round Up EXAMPLES & BEST PRACTICES Prepared by: Amy Cueva – Founder, Chief Experience Officer October 19, 2009
    2. Mad Pow Mad*Pow Fact Sheet Experience Design Studio: Founded: Product Design g 2000 by Amy Cueva and Will Powley y y y Interaction Design Contextual Inquiry Headquarters: Ethnographic Research Historic Portsmouth, NH Task Flow Analysis y Usability Testing Information Architecture Staff: Visual Design 28 Employees Prototyping yp g Officers Interactive Media Directors E-business Strategy Designers Market Research Creative Technologists Development p Strategists g Salespeople Administrators 2
    3. Mad Pow Mad*Pow Clients 3
    4. 4
    5. Search & Filter: Topics Types of Searches Key Considerations Search Initiation and Navigation Results Presentation Relevancy, P R l Personalization and Taking Action li i d T ki A i Questions? 5
    6. Types of Searches How do people search? What are they looking for? Search Engines A phone number Embedded Site Search A sweater E-Commerce Search A plane ticket Intranet/Local Search A document Online, mobile, desktop A song applications, kiosk, phone interfaces, interfaces voice interfaces interfaces, A person p asking a live person Any piece of information 6
    7. Types of Searches I want to… Find a specific piece of information: There is one answer. A zip/postal code, the temperature in a location, a specific person Find and compare pieces of information: There is more than one answer. Movie times, a type of person, restaurants, books on a topic Gain a level of understanding, do research and make a decision: The answer depends on the person doing the search. Where should I go on vacation? What do these symptoms mean? What is the best… 7
    8. When designing a search interface, consider: interface Who is visiting? What do they need? What makes audience members different? Are there any important ? characteristics about them to consider? Have they been here before? What have they done? Do we know y y anything about them? Can that be used to make the results more relevant? How did they get here? What lead up to this interaction? What is driving them? What are they looking for? How will they expect to find it? (Search Terms)? Where will they want to look? What do they want to see? What content or functionality would be most useful relevant to them? Will they need any related information? 8
    9. When designing a search interface, consider: interface Who is visiting? What do they need? How will they know when they’ve found what they are looking for? H ill th k h th ’ f d h t th l ki f ? How will they compare results? What are their decision making attributes? What’s important/most relevant to them? How will they want to interact? What would the ideal interaction be? Will they sort, refine results, zoom in/out, navigate topically, compare, “pogo-stick” (J Spool), save, favorite, rate, comment, share, email, print? How will they use this information? What will they need to do with it? What will they do after? How can that be supported? Will they be back again? Will they need the information from this search? Would they want search results like this on a regular basis? 9
    10. What can be done? What will YOU do? What can be done to understand the visitor? Search logs, site stats, analytics Site survey/customer survey User research: User interviews, contextual inquiry, observation Usability testing: before, after, and during How early can you do these things? How often? Can they be part of an ongoing process? 10
    11. What can be done? What will YOU do? Making it happen… What is it? What are the priorities? How do you determine priorities? What should be done in the future? What can be done right now? What can be done with the technology? What can’t? Who are you working with? How can you collaborate? Is your search effective? How will y measure success? y you How will search relevancy be monitored and improved on a regular basis? 11
    12. Interface & Interaction Design Checklist: Home (pre-search): What will be shown? Most recent searches? Most recently clicked through on? Most popular? Recommended searches? 12
    13. Interface & Interaction Checklist: Search Box: Placement, priority, design, labeling Focus, return, tabbing Pre-population, P l i Type ahead, spell check, interactivity, related searches “Codified” “C difi d” searches h Search Terms: What terms should be anticipated? Wh t t h ld b ti i t d? Will there be a spell check/did you mean feature? 13
    14. Interface & Interaction Checklist: Display of Results: What Wh t content/media will be displayed? t t/ di ill b di l d? Will there be content available on hover? Will the content be expandable/collapsible? Will related content be shown? Can a click through be avoided by showing the right information in the results? How will the results be organized? How will the results be prioritized? How will they be filtered and sorted? Will topical navigation or faceted navigation be available? p g g 14
    15. Interface & Interaction Checklist: Manipulation of Results/Interaction with Results: Sort, filter, zoom in/out, navigate Organize, Drag & drop, Take action, save, share, email print Rate, comment, contribute, suggest Show similar/more like this, remove Browse, hover, click through/view g How many results per page, pagination How will the content load/flow in? 15
    16. Familiar Search Interfaces 16
    17. Newer Search Interfaces 17
    18. Newer Search Interfaces 18
    19. Newer Search Interfaces: Aggregators/Federated Search 19
    20. Aggregators/Federated Search 20
    21. Peek-a-boo Search 21
    22. Type Ahead Search 22
    23. Advanced Search 23
    24. Faceted Navigation & Filters 24
    25. Faceted Navigation & Filters 25
    26. Faceted Navigation & Filters 26
    27. Faceted Navigation & Filters 27
    28. Pagination 28
    29. “Zoom In and “Zoom Out Zoom In” Zoom Out” 29
    30. Information Visualization 30
    31. Information Visualization 31
    32. Information Visualization 32
    33. Information Visualization 33
    34. Information Visualization 34
    35. Information Visualization 35
    36. Results > Detail Browse 36
    37. Results > Detail Browse 37
    38. Results > Detail Browse 38
    39. Results > Detail Browse 39
    40. Results > Detail Browse 40
    41. Results Presentation: Granularity Levels 41
    42. Results Presentation: Federated Search Results 42
    43. Results Presentation: Federated Search Results 43
    44. Results Presentation: Federated Search Results 44
    45. Results Presentation: Federated Search Results 45
    46. Results Presentation: Rich Results Presentation 46
    47. Results Presentation: Rich Results Presentation 47
    48. Results Presentation: Presentation Options 48
    49. Relevancy and Taking Action: Relationships & Nearness 49
    50. Relevancy and Taking Action: Relationships & Nearness 50
    51. Relevancy and Taking Action: Community Tagging, Rating, and Ranking Tagging Rating 51
    52. Relevancy and Taking Action: Implicit vs. Explicit Personalization vs 52
    53. Relevancy and Taking Action: Implicit vs. Explicit Personalization vs 53
    54. Relevancy and Taking Action: Individual Manipulation of Results 54
    55. Relevancy and Taking Action: Individual Manipulation of Results 55
    56. Relevancy and Taking Action: Individual Manipulation of Results 56
    57. Relevancy and Taking Action: Saving and Sharing Results 57
    58. Relevancy and Taking Action: Generating Results Feeds 58
    59. Questions? 59

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