Search and Discovery Experience Survey

Discovery experience study

Helping visitors find relevant listings faster

Search is useful only when people can describe a need, understand the results and narrow the options without unnecessary effort. This survey looks at the practical steps between arriving on MaacsDream and finding a promising listing.

Why we are asking

A visitor may begin with a precise product name, a broad service need, a location, a budget or only a category in mind. Filters that help one journey can make another feel complicated. Search quality also depends on listing titles, category structure, spelling variations and the visibility of important details. Your answers provide context about how people actually browse instead of measuring clicks without understanding intent.

What this survey explores

Whether niche, category, location, price and listing-type filters match real needs.
What information should be visible on a result card before opening the detail page.
Where irrelevant, repetitive or difficult-to-compare results create friction.

How feedback may be used

Aggregated feedback may be used to prioritise navigation, labels, filters and result-card improvements. It can also inform guidance for vendors writing clearer listing titles and descriptions. Search behaviour varies by device and task, so survey findings are treated as one input alongside technical performance and accessibility checks rather than as a complete measurement on their own.

Privacy reminder: Describe your search goal in general terms. Do not enter personal addresses, telephone numbers, account credentials or confidential business information. If a technical error is tied to your account, send it through the support channel so it can be handled with the appropriate context.