Hello handsome brother
The solution to this issue could be to incorporate a ‘search’ button to the top of the mobile view menu. This button would be placed next to the menu button, and when clicked, the search field would appear underneath. The user could then type in their query and press enter to search the website. To ensure the user experience is as seamless as possible, the search button could also function as a ‘close’ button when pressed again, hiding the search field and restoring the menu.
Another solution would be to make the search field ‘sticky’ within the menu, so when the user scrolls down the page, the search field would still remain visible. This could be achieved by either shrinking the search field when the user scrolls down or by fixing its position to the top of the menu.
For the best user experience, I would also recommend the implementation of animation when the user interacts with the search field. For example, when the search button is clicked, the search field should smoothly slide up from the bottom of the menu, indicating to the user that it is now available for use.
Finally, some design and extra features should also be considered. This could include adding a clear button to the search field, allowing the user to quickly clear the field after a search. Additionally, autocomplete could also be implemented to speed up the user’s search process.
Best regards,
Giáp Văn Hưng