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After talking with @voroyam, I propose making two changes to the search results structure to make them easier for users to read; specifically, these are:
Group search results by documentation version
Remove the "Score" information
Group Search Results by Documentation Version
In the screenshot below, you can see the current ownCloud docs search results on the left, and the Antora documentation search results on the right.
I believe that the layout of Antora's search results, or something akin to it, will make it easier for users to find the information that they're looking for, specific to their installed version of ownCloud.
Secondarily, it would be excellent if the search could also top-load the results for the version of the documentation that the user is currently viewing if there are any.
Remove the Score Information
I appreciate that this is information that ElasticSearch stores internally, but from a user perspective, I don't see how it helps the user pick the information most relative to their search query, as the wording isn't necessarily the most intuitive in that regard.
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After talking with @voroyam, I propose making two changes to the search results structure to make them easier for users to read; specifically, these are:
Group Search Results by Documentation Version
In the screenshot below, you can see the current ownCloud docs search results on the left, and the Antora documentation search results on the right.
I believe that the layout of Antora's search results, or something akin to it, will make it easier for users to find the information that they're looking for, specific to their installed version of ownCloud.
Secondarily, it would be excellent if the search could also top-load the results for the version of the documentation that the user is currently viewing if there are any.
Remove the Score Information
I appreciate that this is information that ElasticSearch stores internally, but from a user perspective, I don't see how it helps the user pick the information most relative to their search query, as the wording isn't necessarily the most intuitive in that regard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: