New answers tagged search-results
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Show what results you have initially, but indicate that there are more results coming.
When you have more results, use some mechanism to indicate 'Adding more results in 3...2...1'.
You could also indicate what results are already fetched and which are coming so that the user knows what source of information is still being waited upon.
So for example, the ...
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As stated in Seow's book on time engineering, working on time-consuming tasks there are some issues:
How to make the system work faster (technology task).
How to make the system be perceived by users as faster one (psychological task).
How to make users become more tolerant to the systems delay (psychological task).
On tech side you can use caching ...
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I bet these results will be clickable, so as more results are added, some of the formerly displayed results will go lower. I hate it when e.g. I want to click a link/button on a site and then an ad loads at the top of the page and everything goes down, so - as a result - I click something completely different than intended, something that has just "slid ...
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In your situation, a user will just copy the full model name from the printer properties dialog in Windows, to the search input field. So if it doesn't match, the user won't try to remove the model name and search again. Also, it might not be clear to him what exactly he should type into the search field.
I think it would be better to make a separate field ...
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