Move the search box to a more prominent position, either to the top of right column or above the domain name list. Like someone else said, move the "Go" button next to the search box so there's a smooth transition.
I'd remove the box from the main page that lets the user specify "Ends with..." or "Begins with" and instead, once they've searched, give them the option to narrow down the search results (ie only show the ends with/begins options on search result pages).
Don't show domains that people have to buy. You won't get many people to click them and it adds clutter to the results.
Put more results on the page, as it facilitates easier browsing.
In the search results, you don't need a column for the wordoid and another for the domain name. Choose one or the other. I would choose the one that ends with ".com", as it will immediately be clear to new visitors to the site. If you go the other route and just display the word, put up a small notice saying "All words are .com" or something to that effect.
You could also make the list of domains links and have the links point to GoDaddy. (Again, less clutter).
I'm not sure how much the 'Common', 'Scarse', 'Unique' labels help visitors. Consider removing it.
Add an option to filter by length, as a lot of people seek out short names.
I like the site and wish you the best of luck. I created Domain Pigeon, which is very similar to this. If you ever want to chat about ideas or monetization numbers, you can find my contact info in my profile.
Move the search box to a more prominent position, either to the top of right column or above the domain name list. Like someone else said, move the "Go" button next to the search box so there's a smooth transition.
I'd remove the box from the main page that lets the user specify "Ends with..." or "Begins with" and instead, once they've searched, give them the option to narrow down the search results (ie only show the ends with/begins options on search result pages).
Don't show domains that people have to buy. You won't get many people to click them and it adds clutter to the results.
Put more results on the page, as it facilitates easier browsing.
In the search results, you don't need a column for the wordoid and another for the domain name. Choose one or the other. I would choose the one that ends with ".com", as it will immediately be clear to new visitors to the site. If you go the other route and just display the word, put up a small notice saying "All words are .com" or something to that effect.
You could also make the list of domains links and have the links point to GoDaddy. (Again, less clutter).
I'm not sure how much the 'Common', 'Scarse', 'Unique' labels help visitors. Consider removing it.
Add an option to filter by length, as a lot of people seek out short names.
I like the site and wish you the best of luck. I created Domain Pigeon, which is very similar to this. If you ever want to chat about ideas or monetization numbers, you can find my contact info in my profile.