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Aggie Experts has been showing inaccurate UI during multiple user tests this week.
Issues include:
"Expert" name filter button sticking in search when it shouldn't be (like when navigating from "grants" back to "all results"), which is making the results very confusing to users
Sometimes showing inaccurate numbers in search
404 when viewing certain pages, like viewing all works in a user profile (a hard refresh fixed this)
I am unable to replicate any of these things on my own machine (tried various browsers and devices), leading me to believe that maybe it is a site caching issue?
This is creating an unacceptable user experience, so we need a way to ensure the user is always seeing the latest version when they go to Aggie Experts without needing to do a hard refresh (something most people don't know how to do).
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With permission from our test participant, I recorded some of the undesirable behavior we have been experiencing on Aggie Experts search. These types of problems happened in all 3 of our user tests over the past week.
* clear homepage search term and header search term after searching #704
* redirect user home when an empty search term is set on search page #704
* add grant type to grants in search results and browse pages #705
* dedupe emails under user roles #706
* clear search term in header search form #704
* grant pi label on browse/search results #705
* open-to label fix on mobile, mobile style updates for expert/grant pages to make sure watercolor image covers the heading section #709
* search page / filter ui behavior issues #703
Aggie Experts has been showing inaccurate UI during multiple user tests this week.
Issues include:
I am unable to replicate any of these things on my own machine (tried various browsers and devices), leading me to believe that maybe it is a site caching issue?
This is creating an unacceptable user experience, so we need a way to ensure the user is always seeing the latest version when they go to Aggie Experts without needing to do a hard refresh (something most people don't know how to do).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: