"Web Design and Marketing Solutions for Business Websites"
www.google.com/coop/cse The small but mighty search box The first component of adding search functionality to a website is including the search box somewhere on the page. This tiny little widget is vitally important. Designed well, it can be a positive first step toward a great experience; designed poorly, it will annoy users before they type their first query. Practice good HTML The search box is technically an HTML form, albeit a very simple one??”it??™s usually just a lonesome input field with a button as a sidekick. However, it should follow best practices in regards to HTML forms. This includes using semantic markup with an eye for accessibility. Consider the following code:
This simple example includes several key things. First, it uses actual HTML, and does not rely on JavaScript or Flash, which users can disable. Inside the form, a