Search Results
Detailed Description of the "Trademarks Search Results" UI Component and the url path is "https://blt.owasp.org/trademarks/query={company_name}/" for the OWASP Bug Logging Tool (BLT) Application¶
1. Component Overview¶
The "Trademarks Search Results" UI component displays the results of a trademark search query. It retrieves data from the United States Patent and Trademark Office to show detailed information about trademarks matching the user's search criteria. The primary functionalities include listing the search results, providing detailed trademark information, and allowing users to view individual trademark registrations.
2. User Interaction¶
Users interact with this component by: 1. Entering a Search Query: Users type their search term into the input field and click the search button. 2. Viewing Search Results: The component displays a list of trademarks matching the query, with key information for each trademark. 3. Accessing Detailed Information: Users can click on individual trademarks to view detailed registration information.
3. Key Elements¶
- Search Input Field: Allows users to enter their search terms.
- Search Button: Submits the search query.
- Results Header: Displays the number of results found for the query.
- Results Table: Lists the search results with columns for trademark name, registration number, serial number, filing date, registration date, expiry date, owner label, owner name, owner address, and labels indicating the status of the trademark.
- View/Register Button: Allows users to view more details about a specific trademark.
4. Visual Design¶
- Layout: The layout is a structured table format with the navigation sidebar on the left and the main content area displaying the search results.
- Color Scheme: The design uses red, white, and grey tones, consistent with the BLT branding. Important elements like the search button and labels use green for live/registered status.
- Typography: Modern, readable fonts are used for all text elements, ensuring clarity and ease of reading.
- Visual Cues: Interactive elements like the search button and "View/Register" buttons are highlighted with color and hover effects to indicate interactivity.
5. Accessibility Features¶
- Keyboard Navigation: All interactive elements can be accessed and operated via keyboard shortcuts, allowing users with mobility impairments to navigate and use the search functionality.
- Screen Reader Compatibility: The input field, search button, and results table are labeled clearly to be compatible with screen readers, aiding visually impaired users in understanding and interacting with the component.
- High Contrast: Text and interactive elements have high contrast against the background, making it easier for users with visual impairments to read the content.
- Descriptive Labels: All interactive elements have clear and descriptive labels to ensure users understand their purpose and functionality.
6. Error Handling¶
The Trademarks Search Results component includes mechanisms to handle errors and provide feedback to users: - Input Validation: Ensures that users enter valid search terms before submitting a query. - Error Messages: If an error occurs during the search process, clear and concise error messages are displayed to inform the user and provide steps to resolve the issue. - No Results Found: Provides feedback when no trademarks match the search query, prompting the user to refine their search terms.
7. Performance¶
The component is designed with several features to enhance performance and user experience: - Optimized Loading: The page is optimized to load quickly, allowing users to view search results without delay. - Responsive Design: The layout is fully responsive, adapting to different screen sizes and devices to ensure a consistent and accessible experience across desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. - Efficient Data Retrieval: Uses efficient data retrieval techniques to fetch and display trademark information quickly, minimizing wait times and enhancing user satisfaction. - Pagination: Ensures efficient navigation through multiple pages of results, maintaining performance and user experience even with large datasets.