20-30 years ago I saw a search engine, kartoo.com, where the results were displayed visually instead of in a list. It now seems to not perform that function, but produces a list. It’s a little difficult to search for that kind of search engine, because google will think you mean a image based search engine like tineye.com. Two sites that give an example of what I mean are
Tbh I think I personally prefer lists, but I thought it was an interesting concept. Google itself has kind of incorporated the idea (at least in image search) in that you can press a row of horizontal tabs about the areas it thinks you could be searching for.
Wow! These two are really the gems for me. I loved exploring the sites.
Here is a little list of academic, non-academic and fun sites I would love to share -
https://eric.ed.gov/ - Free journals, non-journals, gray literature and books on any topic https://www.ssrn.com/index.cfm/en/ - more than 700,000 abstracts and more than 600,000 full-text papers on social science https://www.base-search.net/ - more than 240 million academic and non-academic relevant resources from more than 8,000 content providers https://www.zooniverse.org/ - Here people around the world come together to assist professional researchers resulting in new discoveries, dataset and many publication. http://penmypaper.com/ - academic consultancy in all the subjects, especially in management topics https://managementhelp.org/ - free, easy-to-access, and high-quality information on helping business and professionals grow https://www.bachelorstudies.com/ - finds a Bachelor’s program or degree according to demographics, language, cost, time commitment, etc and gives newly added list of programs in any chosen country. https://www.patatap.com/ - fun and relaxing interactive site that responds to the keys on keyboard with a various sound and brief animations. https://gdevelop.io/ - free and open-source game developing software for non-coders