Designing the Search Experience The Information Architecture of Discovery

".this book sets an extremely high benchmark in terms of insight, advice and presentation. The key achievement of the authors is that they have taken the wealth of research into how people search.and matched it with their experience of designing search interfaces.The authors bridge the all-too-wide chasm between information retrieval and enterprise search.in a way that I find deeply satisfying and very stimulating.It is a book that demands respectful reading and not just a quick browse looking for interesting design patterns." --Intranetfocus.com, February 2013

"Tony Russell-Rose and Tyler Tate are industry veterans in when it comes to search user experience. They offer a great overview of the dimensions of information-seeking behavior: users, goals, context, and search modes. More importantly, they explain how you can apply these dimensions in designing a compelling search experience for your users." --Daniel Tunkelang, Principal Data Scientist at LinkedIn

"Search is among the most disruptive innovations of our time, and in myriad contexts from e-commerce and enterprise to mobile and social, it remains a massive user experience headache. If you dare to tackle this wicked problem, be sure to bring along Designing the Search Experience as your faithful guide." --Peter Morville, author of Search Patterns: Design for Discovery

".this book sets an extremely high benchmark in terms of insight, advice and presentation. The key achievement of the authors is that they have taken the wealth of research into how people search.and matched it with their experience of designing search interfaces.The authors bridge the all-too-wide chasm between information retrieval and enterprise search.in a way that I find deeply satisfying and very stimulating.It is a book that demands respectful reading and not just a quick browse looking for interesting design patterns."--Intranetfocus.com, February 8, 2013 "Tony Russell-Rose and Tyler Tate are industry veterans in when it comes to search user experience. They offer a great overview of the dimensions of information-seeking behavior: users, goals, context, and search modes. More importantly, they explain how you can apply these dimensions in designing a compelling search experience for your users."--Daniel Tunkelang, Principal Data Scientist at LinkedIn "Search is among the most disruptive innovations of our time, and in myriad contexts from e-commerce and enterprise to mobile and social, it remains a massive user experience headache. If you dare to tackle this wicked problem, be sure to bring along Designing the Search Experience as your faithful guide."--Peter Morville, author of Search Patterns: Design for Discovery