The document discusses how search has evolved from a focus on relevance to also prioritizing temporality and semantics. It presents best practices for search design like using a fast and simple interface with relevant results, faceted navigation, and federated searching. The document also provides a case study of how one company improved their search functionality through features like synonyms, stemming, spelling correction, and faceted searching. This enhanced the user experience and provided business benefits to the company. Emerging areas that could further improve search include autocomplete, personalization, and optimizing search for mobile.

1. Search as a traffic and business driver@TwunchQ

2. About UniwaySchréder

3. About Uniway

4. About Uniway

5. Search has many faces

6. HR Manager?

13. Search is changing

14. TEMPORALLY RELEVANCESEMANTIC RELEVANCE

15. MIX OF SEARCHING & BROWSINGSEQUENTIAL

16. Best practices in search design patterns

17. Best practices in search design patternsBest firstSimple, fast and relevantFederatedFacetedRecommended reading: Search Patterns by Peter Morville

18. Case study: jobat

20. User benefits: Synonyms

21. User benefits: Stemming

22. User benefits: Spelling correction

23. User benefits: Faceted search

24. User benefits: Speed

25. User benefits: SERP optimization

26. Business benefit

27. What’s next?AutocompleteAutosuggest (related queries not including original search term)MobilePersonalization

28. Thank you!Johan.hermans@uniway.behttp://www.twitter.com/jhermans