A shopper taps a suggestion and lands on the right product. No results page, no second search.
Suggestions nudge a broad search toward the terms that actually have results.
Thumbnails in the dropdown prove the catalog has what the shopper came for.
Pulled from what your own shoppers searched before, ranked by how often and how recently, so suggestions fit your catalog.
Up to a handful of matching products appear beside the suggestions, each with its picture and price.
Before anyone types, the box shows your top searches and best sellers, so it is useful from the first click.
Suggestions appear under the search bar after the first few letters.
Matching products appear beside the suggestions, with their picture and price.
They go straight to a product, or press enter for the full results.
Typing “lin” suggests “linen dress” and shows three linen dresses before the shopper finishes the word.
Typing “sil” suggests “Silverado” and shows the trucks in stock, with trim and price.
From real searches your shoppers have run on your store, ranked by how common and how recent they are. They reflect your catalog, not a generic word list.
Yes. The suggestions panel is built for touch, so a shopper on a phone taps a result instead of typing the whole query.