Add to ORKGThis paper reports the outcomes of a study that evaluated the effectiveness of search functions compared to other navigational tools available on government websites. The study used an observation exercise triangulated with a post observation interview. Results suggest that while there wasn\u27t any significant difference in effectiveness between search functions and other navigational tools, the skill with which the search function is implemented and participants\u27 familiarity with the website, are fundamental determinants of users\u27 opinions. Implications of the findings for research and practice are discussed.<br /
In an effort to better speculate whether a certain set of factors plays a role in information profes...
Search interfaces are often built without a full understanding of how users search and conduct resea...
Many small businesses websites have become an important advertising medium. However little considera...
Findability is crucial for usability and user experience of websites. E-government websites, such as...
Search result organisation and presentation is an important component of a Web search system, it can...
Webportals - websites that operate as front doors or guides into government on the web - are central...
Webportals – websites that operate as front doors or guides into government on the web – are central...
Two experiments were conducted to investigate product finding behavior on e-commerce Web sites, focu...
One of the challenges confronting website designers is to provide effective navigational support. Su...
This paper presents three pilot studies whose purpose was to analyse the way different users (expert...
This article compares search effectiveness when using query-based Internet search (via the Google se...
This article compares search effectiveness when using query-based Internet search (via the Google se...
This paper presents three pilot studies whose purpose was to analyse the way different users (expert...
This paper reports the results of a study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Board which sou...
Query-based searching and browsing-based navigation are the two main components of exploratory searc...
In an effort to better speculate whether a certain set of factors plays a role in information profes...
Search interfaces are often built without a full understanding of how users search and conduct resea...
Many small businesses websites have become an important advertising medium. However little considera...
Findability is crucial for usability and user experience of websites. E-government websites, such as...
Search result organisation and presentation is an important component of a Web search system, it can...
Webportals - websites that operate as front doors or guides into government on the web - are central...
Webportals – websites that operate as front doors or guides into government on the web – are central...
Two experiments were conducted to investigate product finding behavior on e-commerce Web sites, focu...
One of the challenges confronting website designers is to provide effective navigational support. Su...
This paper presents three pilot studies whose purpose was to analyse the way different users (expert...
This article compares search effectiveness when using query-based Internet search (via the Google se...
This article compares search effectiveness when using query-based Internet search (via the Google se...
This paper presents three pilot studies whose purpose was to analyse the way different users (expert...
This paper reports the results of a study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Board which sou...
Query-based searching and browsing-based navigation are the two main components of exploratory searc...
In an effort to better speculate whether a certain set of factors plays a role in information profes...
Search interfaces are often built without a full understanding of how users search and conduct resea...
Many small businesses websites have become an important advertising medium. However little considera...