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Morgan Allan Knutson
Here's the web search interaction for Ongo's new site. It's all CSS. The icon is an image, however. Check the video out!
over 1 year ago
Slick. Does it send on "enter" (like fb comments) or can you click the magnifying glass to send, too?
over 1 year ago
very nice, great idea. Innovation it appears is everywhere :)
over 1 year ago
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Zachary Burghardt
Dude, looks slick! I have a suggestion. After a user types in a search term, it would be nice to see that term after you hit enter instead of collapsing the search box again.
over 1 year ago
Wow, all CSS, including the transition? Sliiiiiick.
over 1 year ago
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Julien Renvoye
Looks really nice. Man You are killing it !
over 1 year ago
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Joshua Sortino
And the winner of the internet is! ...
over 1 year ago
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Christopher Paul
sexy
over 1 year ago
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Eric Atha
This is really really nice Morgan. I've done a few similar to that (inspired by apple.com's search) but yours is awesome.
over 1 year ago
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Jared Granger
Very slick dude.
over 1 year ago
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Patrick Algrim
Why do we all get that page flash with CSS3 animations? Can anyone figure that out. If you know how to solve it please email me patrick@myze.us
over 1 year ago
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Louie Mantia
Reminds me a lot of the Search in the latest iPhoto. ;)
over 1 year ago
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Morgan Allan Knutson
I hadn't seen that before, Louie. Mine's better though ;)
over 1 year ago
Really nice. Requires more mouse precision though. Maybe something to consider.
over 1 year ago
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Sacha Greif
Really cool, don't be surprised if that pops up in a few designs around Dribbble soon ;)
over 1 year ago
Those transitions are really slick. Are you taking this approach to save space on the bar (like, say, Apple's site) or to reduce visual noise (like iPhoto)?
over 1 year ago
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Andrew Cohen
I need to step my game up.
over 1 year ago
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Brian Benitez
Dude, this is badass.
over 1 year ago
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Jared Fager
Not to rain on your parade, but this kinda requires a bit more discovery on the user's part. It reads as an actionable button, but the result of clicking it requires the user to start a new task (entering the search query.) Feels a little weird.
That said, the transitions are really quite nice, and the aesthetics are, as always, great.
over 1 year ago
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Morgan Allan Knutson
Jared, you have to click into standard search forms anyhow.
over 1 year ago
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Jared Fager
Call me crazy, but I just think it feels weird to click [what presents itself as] a submit button before entering in the data to be submitted. As a user, clicking on it suggests I'm submitting something; but since the input is hidden at that point, it creates a tiny moment of uncertainty, where I have to ask myself, “what am I submitting?”
Perhaps simply the icon, not encased in a button, would be less uncertain…
Not sure why, but I feel pretty strongly about this, otherwise I would have just let it go. Certainly not trying to troll your shot.
over 1 year ago
Valid points, Jared.
I certainly do like the approach, though.
over 1 year ago
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Matthew Farag
It also depends on how often search is used on the site. If people's primary way of getting around is by searching, burying it under a button with a two second animation may be annoying.
over 1 year ago
Cool
over 1 year ago
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Shopaholla
I'm with Jared. Looks awesome but also adds an unnecessary action for the user. Slick stuff either way though!
over 1 year ago