Google Search Appliance Creating the Search Experience User Manual
Page 5
Google Search Appliance: Creating the Search Experience
Contents
5
Adding a User Results Configuration
Enabling Authentication for User Results
Exporting and Importing the Suggestions Blacklist
Optimizing the Speed of Results
Analyzing Searches that Do Not Return Results
Keeping the Search Index Clean
Segmenting Data in the Search Index
Adding a Feedback Mechanism for Users
Conducting a User Satisfaction Survey
Exchanging Information on Google Groups
Updating Your Search Appliance
What Is the Google Search Appliance User Interface?
What Is the Relationship Between a User Interface and a Front End?
What Is the Relationship Between a User Interface and an XSLT Stylesheet?
What Tools Can I Use to Customize a User Interface?
What Knowledge Do I Need to Customize a User Interface?
Getting Started with Customizing the User Interface
Working with the Page Layout Helper
Customizing the User Interface in the XSLT Stylesheet
Working with the XSLT Stylesheet Editor
Changing Variables in the XSLT Stylesheet
Changing the Language of the User Interface
Customization Process Overview
Viewing User Interface Changes in a Browser Window
Managing Customized XSLT Stylesheets
Migrating a Customized XSLT Stylesheet to a New Software Release
User Interface Design Principles
Keep Search Pages Clean, Simple, and Fast
Make Sure the Search Box Is Big Enough
Make Sure the User Knows what Documents Have Been Searched
Make Search Results Pages Useful