← Daniel Griffin

Tagged: micro interactions in search

  • You can still search [dic] when "less is more"

    Daniel Griffin

    A minor bug report on a search user interface.

    August 29, 2023

  • hints to jump to search

    Daniel Griffin

    [Logan Kilpatrick just announced search in OpenAI's developer docs](https://twitter.com/OfficialLoganK/status/1686788266886942720) so I glanced at it and saw the hint to jump to the search bar (their DocSearch Button Keys ): ⌘ & K . I appreciate such [micro interactions in search](/search/?q=tags…

    August 2, 2023

  • "tap the Search button twice"

    Daniel Griffin

    \@nadaawg via Threads on Jul 6, 2023 But what about that feature where you tap the Search button twice and it pops open the keyboard? [\@spotify](https://www.threads.net/@spotify) way ahead of the curve Single tap. Screenshot taken manually on iOS at roughly: 2023 07 10 09:40 Double tap. Screensh…

    July 10, 2023

  • browser site search shortcuts

    Daniel Griffin

    This is an incomplete doc about browser site search shortcuts. You can modify your web browser so that after jumping to your address bar / 'omnibox' ( Cmd+L ) you can type a shortcut to search via a particular search tool. To add a search tool in your browser, you need a name for the tool, a shor…

    July 7, 2023

  • to paste/type immediately

    Daniel Griffin

    A survey of search engine UX micro-interactions, documenting which sites have the search cursor ready on page load versus those that don't, including some surprising failures from academic and library search tools.

    February 1, 2022

  • pressing enter in an empty search box

    Daniel Griffin

    An analysis of micro-interactions across search interfaces: how Stack Overflow, GitHub, Gmail, and Twitter differently handle the user action of pressing Enter in an empty search box.

    August 20, 2019

  • Searching Temporally?

    Daniel Griffin

    A brief inquiry into the availability and affordances of temporal search operators (date-based search constraints), noting the lack of research attention to this aspect of search behavior.

    August 20, 2019