I’ve observed that when I search for software system design concepts, the results primarily highlight web-based technologies. This focus makes me wonder about other categories of software. For instance, what about design structures for applications like graphic design tools, 3D modeling software, or even programs built with Unity? I’m looking for insights into why non-web systems seem to receive less attention in these search results and where I might find more diverse examples.
hey, interesting perspective. maybe google’s algoritm favours web examples since theyre more prevalent in searches? i wonder if niche design tools need a better spotlight. what do u think could shift this trend?
In my experience, the prominence of web examples in software system design discussions likely relates to the abundance of available resources and case studies in that domain. Web technologies reach a broader audience, and companies invest heavily in online content, thus influencing search rankings. Although non-web systems like graphic design or 3D modeling applications are prevalent, they often circulate in specialized communities or academic journals. Therefore, exploring technical conferences, scholarly publications, or niche forums may yield more diverse and detailed insights into non-web system design.
hey, i think google favours web examples cuz they’re more widespread and easier to index. non-web systems often fly under the radar in smaller circles so may not show up as much. you might want to dig in niche forums for deeper dives in those cases.
hey, i’ve noticed google’s focus on web examples could be due to better documantation online. maybe its search algo gives more weight to widely studied topics. what do u think could be done to spotlight niche non-web systems?