Usability suggestions for /search

[maxgerber]

Hi guys,

First off, great job so far! I just wanted to raise a couple of suggestions to improve the usability/UX of your prototype. It's not urgent stuff, so don't worry if it's you don't have time to implement them straight away, but I do think they could improve your final product (and I suspect they might come up in user testing anyway):

• The no-drop cursor which appears when you hover over the description in "/search" feels kinda unnatural because it suggests that the user has done something wrong. In the w3schools docs, a no-drop cursor is reserved for when you're dragging an incompatible file over a drag-and-drop component. I would strongly consider removing this.

• I'm not sure that your comparison button is obvious enough for your user to understand what it does. Remember, the golden rule of UX is "Don't make me think" - make your user interfaces simple enough that your user can navigate your site naturally, without confusion. I think as a rule of thumb, you should try and avoid icons that are not totally obvious, or that users aren't already used to (like the "burger" icon for a menu). It might make more sense to convert this button to actual text, e.g. "Compare (2)".

• The hover-for-description animation on each search result is a nice touch, however I think it implies that the description is clickable. I'd consider either making the whole thing a link to the charity's profile page (and putting the website on to this page), or adding a link to the "website" section.

OK, that's it from me for now - see you all tomorrow! 🎉 :school_satchel:

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