Part 1. A Framework for Search and Discovery

“This is a huge change to the overall user experience. It transforms the way we think and opens opportunities to use search in a disruptive fashion. I love it!”

“Personally, I think people will get annoyed with it. The interface itself isn’t anything new, and it’s an outdated concept. When you think about state-of-the-art search, it should be less about searching and more about finding.”

“I’m excited to see how this will affect our searching habits. It has proven to be very useful and intuitive in my research work. In fact, it has also opened perspectives that I would otherwise have missed. Fantastic!”

“I can’t stand it—it’s a hindrance, not an aid. It slows me down. It is an unnecessary feature that ...

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