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**Problem** Currently we underline the text match from our search {F8465682} In case of typing edward norton, those words are underlined. the contrast is not enough, and we are adding another element on top (the underline) Change the styles so that matched words would be bold, otherwise the headings (h3) would be regular font weight. it will bring better contrast in what is an exact match vs what is not. {F8465680} Google's matching technique is different but they use the bold/normal pair of contrast {F8465693} = Developer notes * font-weight of unhighlighted text should be "regular" * font-weight of highlighted text should be "bold"

**Problem** Currently we underline the text match from our search {F8465682} In case of typing edward norton, those words are underlined. the contrast is not enough, and we are adding another element on top (the underline) Change the styles so that matched words would be bold, otherwise the headings (h3) would be regular font weight. it will bring better contrast in what is an exact match vs what is not. {F8465680} Google's matching technique is different but they use the bold/normal pair of contrast {F8465693} = Developer notes * font-weight of unhighlighted text should be "normal" * font-weight of highlighted text should be "bold"

**Problem** Currently we underline the text match from our search {F8465682} In case of typing edward norton, those words are underlined. the contrast is not enough, and we are adding another element on top (the underline) Change the styles so that matched words would be bold, otherwise the headings (h3) would be regular font weight. it will bring better contrast in what is an exact match vs what is not. {F8465680} Google's matching technique is different but they use the bold/normal pair of contrast {F8465693} = Developer notes * font-weight of unhighlighted text should be "regular""normal" * font-weight of highlighted text should be "bold"