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Both Clair and @ruthlane find the search results a bit confounding, particularly for broadly used terms like "bust". I think the root of the issue is that results don't seem to be in any logical order. Readers have no way of knowing why one bust appears before another. So I think we need to find a way to refine the results if possible. Some questions:
Can we weight the word appearance in different sections of the text? Description vs. Fabirc vs. Condition, etc..
Can we order the results first by relevance and then by cat #? Or vice versa? And related, regardless of cat order, can front and back matter pages always appear last in the results order?
The other thing we could do is add a line of text at the top explaining to users how search results are derived. And this might be good to do regardless.
Finally, Claire also specifically asked about highlighting the relevant term on the page once you click through to it, but I'm right in remembering that we talked about this some time ago, and that's just not possible right? Would it be in some future iterations of this or other catalogues?
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Both Clair and @ruthlane find the search results a bit confounding, particularly for broadly used terms like "bust". I think the root of the issue is that results don't seem to be in any logical order. Readers have no way of knowing why one bust appears before another. So I think we need to find a way to refine the results if possible. Some questions:
The other thing we could do is add a line of text at the top explaining to users how search results are derived. And this might be good to do regardless.
Finally, Claire also specifically asked about highlighting the relevant term on the page once you click through to it, but I'm right in remembering that we talked about this some time ago, and that's just not possible right? Would it be in some future iterations of this or other catalogues?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: