Bing

Bing Tests New Search Results Design & Top Navigation

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Bing is testing several new interfaces for their search results. The tests interface includes moving the top navigation below the search box, using yellow lines above or on the left side of the navigation menus and/or gray arrows integrated with the top box above.

The current design has a solid black top bar with the navigation tucked away there, followed by the search box and then search results. The new design moves that navigation bar down with various interfaces being tested.

Here are screen shots of the design:

Current:

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Three New Tests:

Bing tests a new interface similar to Google

Bing works on a new interface

Microsoft is working on redesigning Bing

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