http://uxdesign.com/design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principles/21 What Matters to Interaction Design Professionals Fri, 30 Sep 2011 11:06:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://uxdesign.com/design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principles/21#comment-815 Darren Fri, 03 Jun 2011 17:53:52 +0000 http://uxdesign.com/about-user-experience-design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principals/21#comment-815 PS: Sorry for the typos.. "Big Fingers :)" PS: Sorry for the typos.. “Big Fingers ”

]]> http://uxdesign.com/design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principles/21#comment-814 Darren Fri, 03 Jun 2011 17:52:36 +0000 http://uxdesign.com/about-user-experience-design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principals/21#comment-814 Although I can understand why Google has decided to change just about everything, I t makes no sense to me why they would have their results so much different than others such as yahoo mand Bing. I search yahoo and find what I am looking for. I search Google and often come with strange results. So much emphaisis on punishing cloaked sites that they tend to kick good sites that may by mistake seem this way.. This tends to hide some of the sites I found usefull on Yahoo and or Bing.. (same for the most part) .. I feel that Google went too far this time and as users realize the results they get hide affordable results from web masters and or companies that may not understand completely their algorithms, in favor of larger, more expensive sites and or companies with inhouse crews who have all day for this, they will migrate to either Yahoo or Bing for more affordable and personal results.. Yes, I am a web master and am slightly biased but I intentionally left that out and my opinion is placed as a user. Thanks. Although I can understand why Google has decided to change just about everything, I t makes no sense to me why they would have their results so much different than others such as yahoo mand Bing. I search yahoo and find what I am looking for. I search Google and often come with strange results. So much emphaisis on punishing cloaked sites that they tend to kick good sites that may by mistake seem this way.. This tends to hide some of the sites I found usefull on Yahoo and or Bing.. (same for the most part) .. I feel that Google went too far this time and as users realize the results they get hide affordable results from web masters and or companies that may not understand completely their algorithms, in favor of larger, more expensive sites and or companies with inhouse crews who have all day for this, they will migrate to either Yahoo or Bing for more affordable and personal results.. Yes, I am a web master and am slightly biased but I intentionally left that out and my opinion is placed as a user. Thanks.

]]> http://uxdesign.com/design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principles/21#comment-144 Michael Cummings Mon, 16 Jun 2008 04:32:13 +0000 http://uxdesign.com/about-user-experience-design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principals/21#comment-144 Generally a good point, Tim. In this case, however, "Designed for the world" is one the criteria for Googleynes. Generally a good point, Tim. In this case, however, “Designed for the world” is one the criteria for Googleynes.

]]> http://uxdesign.com/design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principles/21#comment-129 Tim Rechin Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:00:36 +0000 http://uxdesign.com/about-user-experience-design/article/google-versus-yahoo-by-googles-ux-principals/21#comment-129 caveat: assumes both products have the same core target market in mind. caveat: assumes both products have the same core target market in mind.

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