If a search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user’s time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
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If a search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user’s time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
If a search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user’s time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
I've encountered a curious question in my head about what would be the best in this situation.
If a search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the useruser’s time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
I've encountered a curious question in my head about what would be the best in this situation.
If search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
If a search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user’s time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
I've encountered a curious question in my head about what would be the best in this situation.
ShouldIf search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user time by immediately movingredirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
I've encountered a curious question in my head about what would be the best in this situation.
Should I save the user time by immediately moving to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
I've encountered a curious question in my head about what would be the best in this situation.
If search results in only one item on the search results page, should I save the user time by immediately redirecting him/her to the searched item, or let the user see the list before moving on?
P.S. It is kind of related to this question, however, this question is more generic and I find that that question lacks better answers.
