We have a page where you can search through roughly 100 products. Since it's not that much products, I want to show all of them when the page load for the first time but a colleague argue that we should make the page empty with just a search box on the first load.
Option 1
< ---------------- search box ----------------> <search button>
<empty page>
Option 2
< ---------------- search box ----------------> <search button>
<result 1>
<result 2>
<result 3>
<result 4>
<result 5>
<result 6>
<result 7>
I get that it doesn't make sense for google to show all the results before a search since there are billion of web pages, but since we only have a few products I thought that it would save the user one step and would make the page look less empty. The page load fast in both case.
So, which option is better?
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