User Experience Design: Good site search Design guidance

• Please ensure a simple initial query
• Make sure that the search has a specific location on the page.
• Support for simple queries.
• Repeatedly improving the user interface and displaying search results
• Provide the right full selection for the search
• Show enough information and correct information for the search so that users can get the information they need
• If you search for multiple areas of content, see if you need to show these differences, and if so, how do you show them? (Federated Search)
• Supports ordering of results (for example, in chronological order, if it helps)
• Allow your search engine to support specific types of information queries that occur frequently (such as people, products, unique ID names) and configure corresponding search results
• On the Search results page Let the user feedback the search quality (for example, "Your satisfaction rate, your findings, if not satisfied, how would you like to find?") ”）
• Understand the most common queries, and then test to analyze the periodic data
• Find out which queries have failed most frequently and fix them
• It is recommended that you manually create search results for the most common queries