Implementation and administration guides
Figma library with components for designing Native Mobile.
Overview
The search results screen quickly delivers answers and tasks based on user input, supporting text, image recognition, and voice. It efficiently handles all input modes, lazy loads results as users scroll, and offers AI-powered enhancements for an optimized experience when opted in. Presents a list view of search results that may be filtered in place and clicked for detailed views of the search result card content.
- Search field: An editable text field that displays the user’s query as text with a clear button.
- Search filters: Helps user’s refine the scope of a search.
- Top results: Optionally displayed genius results that are the best answer to the user’s query and provide contextual insights and actions beyond query.
- Standard results: results that match the user’s query based on relevance.
- Tab bar: The primary way to navigate the mobile app, the tabs give users access to screen launchers and other screens.
Usage
Use the search results screen when users need to find specific information, tasks, or content within the app. The search results screen ensures users can easily find and act on the information they need.
Configurations
Learn how to customize the search results screen by configuring the available properties.
Search engine
Customize which search engine the results are from to create a contextually specific experience for users.
Search profile
Give users a personalized experience by tailoring the results to a specific search profile.
Search results limit
Control the number of standard search results displayed per page (not including Genius Results). The default value is 10.
Genius results limit
Control the number of genius results displayed. The default value is 1 and the maximum value is 3.
Enable typo handling
Prevent unintentional errors by automatically replacing misspelled search queries with auto-corrected ones for your users.
Filters
Optionally modify the filter names for People Services and Article categories as well as show or hide additional filters.