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Taste Test
One is familiar the other one is easy. A battle of UX
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9 voted
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top bar honestly feels more natural on mobile 🙌 the thumb reach debate will never die but your UI looks premium either way!
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Great work premium look . I will prefer the top search bar
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Top search bar always
Although top search bar is more common and looks better, I'd go with bottom one, since it's more accessible :)
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Spot on
asides from the rule of thumb, the bottom seems easier for eye movement even when the top one has been engraved into our memories as users
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Bottom bar is the most ergonomic pick especially on big screens. Top bar looks cleaner but it is really a stretch for one handed use!
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