Explore the 'Databases' section of the UW-Madison Libraries website to understand how users can search for and access databases. Specifically, identify the primary search input field for databases and any quick links or categories provided for browsing databases.
Navigate to the main search interface of the UW-Madison Libraries website (if not already there). Click on the 'Databases' tab/link in the main navigation. Identify the primary search input field for searching databases. Note any quick links, categories, or alphabetical browsing options available on the 'Databases' page. Describe the main functionalities available on this page for a user looking for a database.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Databases' search page. The agent identifies and describes the main search input field for databases (e.g., 'Search for databases by name or subject'). The agent identifies and lists any prominent quick links, categories (e.g., 'Popular Databases', 'Databases by Subject'), or alphabetical browsing options for databases. The agent provides a concise summary of how a user would typically interact with this page to find a database.