Ankita
Member • Jul 16, 2011
Google Tests Interface Optimized for Infinite Scrolling
Alon Laudon spotted a new interface being experimented for Google's results pages.
The most important change is that most navigation elements continue to be visible even when you scroll down.
The navigation bar, the search box and the search options sidebar have a fixed position, which means that you no longer have scroll to the top of the page to edit the query or switch to a specialized search engine.
Page preview is a little different - the button appears to the side of the result text preview instead of to the side of the result webpage name. The site also doesn't pop up the preview when you simply click something inside the text, you have to hover over the magnifying glass icon.
Check:
[video=youtube;8cWYZculurU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cWYZculurU&feature=player_embedded[/video]
The most important change is that most navigation elements continue to be visible even when you scroll down.
The navigation bar, the search box and the search options sidebar have a fixed position, which means that you no longer have scroll to the top of the page to edit the query or switch to a specialized search engine.
Page preview is a little different - the button appears to the side of the result text preview instead of to the side of the result webpage name. The site also doesn't pop up the preview when you simply click something inside the text, you have to hover over the magnifying glass icon.
Check:
[video=youtube;8cWYZculurU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cWYZculurU&feature=player_embedded[/video]