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as per @camillars and @tiagov8 

https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/do-you-have-a-consistent-search-results-screen-aka-the-google-grid/

rules/do-you-have-a-consistent-search-results-screen-aka-the-google-grid/rule.md

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+archivedreason: No longer relevant - Search results UI/UX should be tailored for each application.
 title: Do you have a consistent search results screen? (aka the Google Grid)
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-Every website out there has a page that displays the results of a search. I am                     amazed that no standard has been adopted throughout the Web as nearly every site                     seems to have a different way of displaying data.
+Every website out there has a page that displays the results of a search. No standard has been adopted throughout the web as nearly every site seems to have a different way of displaying data.
 
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-However, Google is a very good example for displaying search results. Their result                     pages are clear and efficient, especially for a large result set.
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+However, Google is a very good example for displaying search results. Their result pages are clear and efficient, especially for a large result set.
 
 ::: good  
-![Figure: Good example – adopt Google's search result layout](results-ssw.jpg)  
+![Figure: Good example – Adopt Google's search result layout](results-ssw.jpg)  
 :::
 
-So adopt Google's search result layout and it will give new and regular users a better navigation experience.                 Here's our standard layout for our search function.
+So adopt Google's search result layout and it will give new and regular users a better navigation experience. Here's our standard layout for our search function.
 
 Want the 'Google grid'? Then follow these rules to help users to navigate:
 
 1. Filters at the top (if more than one search parameter,then add a "search" button)
 2. The number of results found + how many seconds the search took to execute
 3. A statement that explains the criteria that you used for searching (or keep the criteria in the text box like google does)
-4. The number of pages found (hyperlinks centered in the middle), and these hyperlinks
-                        should be shown on the footer of the page only.
-
-
-![Figure: The header of SSW results screen                         - filter, number of results found, search criteria and time taken](results-filter.jpg)  
+4. The number of pages found (hyperlinks centered in the middle), and these hyperlinks should be shown on the footer of the page only.
 
+![Figure: The header of SSW results screen - filter, number of results found, search criteria and time taken](results-filter.jpg)  
 
 ::: good  
-![Figure: Good example - The footer of SSW product order listing page                         has the hyperlinks for pages 1 to 10 centered](results-pagination.jpg)  
+![Figure: Good example - The footer of SSW product order listing page has the hyperlinks for pages 1 to 10 centered](results-pagination.jpg)  
 :::
 
 ![Figure: Google's classic search results](results-google.jpg)