Let's say I search for a certain build of a package, like for fedora-release, which opens:

https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=9

It shows:

Builds       1 through 50 of 306  >>>                         Page: [ 1 v ]
    ....... list of packages
Tags         1 through 50 of 60  >>>                          Page: [ 1 v ]
    ....... list of tags

When I really search for something, then I need to list like 3 pages down to see that the package is not there, then I need to scroll back to the top and switch the page. This makes the searching constant scroll up and down, which is really unintuitive and hard to use, especially when the data rows are organized from top to bottom.

The worst case is that the distinguish between Build and Tags section is basically none, thus one can be fooled by the Web UI that the paging below the list of builds belongs to the builds, where one would logically expect it, but the paging there is for tags, not for builds. And yes, I've been fooled by this several times.

Thus, please, make this intuitive (and as it is in any/many other similar tools, check the Web Search engines) and move the paging elements at the bottom, below the first result. That's where people are looking for it. If you really need it at the top, then make a copy of it at the bottom as well.

Thanks for consideration.