Explore the different search categories available on Bing. After performing a search for 'interesting content for developers to read', switch to the 'Images' category, then 'Videos', and finally 'News'. For each category, describe how the search results are presented differently from the 'All' category and note any unique interactive elements.
Navigate to bing.com. Enter 'interesting content for developers to read' into the search bar and perform the search. Click on the 'Images' link (ID 149) to switch to image search results. Describe how image results are presented and identify any unique interactive elements (e.g., image previews, filters). Click on the 'Videos' link (ID 151) to switch to video search results. Describe how video results are presented and identify any unique interactive elements (e.g., video thumbnails, play buttons, duration). Click on the 'News' link (ID 155) to switch to news search results. Describe how news results are presented and identify any unique interactive elements (e.g., headlines, dates, sources). Summarize the distinct presentation and interactive elements for each category compared to the 'All' category.
The agent successfully performs the initial search. The agent successfully clicks on the 'Images' link and describes the presentation of image results (e.g., grid of thumbnails, visual focus). The agent successfully clicks on the 'Videos' link and describes the presentation of video results (e.g., video thumbnails, play icons, duration, source). The agent successfully clicks on the 'News' link and describes the presentation of news results (e.g., headlines, snippets, publication dates, news sources). The agent highlights at least one unique interactive element or presentation style for each category (Images, Videos, News) that differentiates it from the 'All' results.