In the old YouTube design, users have to think of and type in keywords
to look for a video, which is inconvenient and they may not get the result they
want if they didn't enter an accurate description. While in my new design, after users type in words, YouTube will give some advanced suggestions in pictures. Users
only need to browse the pictures and click on the categories to narrow down the
search results. It is a useful technique to improves the user experience of
searching videos and helps users choose a video easier and can meet their needs
and wants effectively as well.
In the Third law of usability, Kurg suggested a good design
should "Get rid of half the words in each page, then get rid of half of
what's left." This is important to keep a design layout clean and get rid of the unnecessary features for simplicity. Therefore,
I think I should keep the front page simple and reduce the words
because pictures are explicit enough.
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