Replace window.location.href with Next.js Navigation

Description

Currently, the codebase uses window.location.href to navigate to the home page when a button is clicked. This approach is not optimal in a Next.js application, as it bypasses the client-side routing capabilities provided by Next.js. To improve the navigation and leverage the full potential of Next.js, we should replace the direct use of window.location.href with the Link component or useRouter from Next.js.

Current Code

{searchResultsData && (
  <button
    onClick={() => {
      window.location.href = "/";
    }}
  >
    Home
  </button>
)}

Proposed Solution

Replace the current implementation with either the Link component or the useRouter hook from Next.js.

Using `Link` Component

import Link from 'next/link';

{searchResultsData && (
  <Link href="/">
    <button>
      Home
    </button>
  </Link>
)}

Using `useRouter` Hook

import { useRouter } from 'next/router';

const Component = () => {
  const router = useRouter();

  return (
    {searchResultsData && (
      <button
        onClick={() => {
          router.push('/');
        }}
      >
        Home
      </button>
    )}
  );
};

Benefits

Client-Side Navigation: Utilizing Next.js's client-side navigation improves the user experience by making transitions faster and smoother.
Code Consistency: Using Next.js components and hooks for navigation ensures consistency across the codebase.
SEO Benefits: Proper use of Next.js navigation can help with SEO, as it allows for better handling of page transitions and metadata.

Additional Context

If there are other instances in the codebase where window.location.href is used for navigation, those should also be updated to use Next.js's navigation methods.

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