This work suggests a search tool, MyWISH 3.0, as a solution for common web search results visualization limits. This tool unifies performance standards of a stable tool with the advanced visualization ability of a Java-based, highly configurable component. The data flow of these two modules ends up in an XML interface. Moreover, because of its accurate caching techniques and its set-limited activities tracking, the tool aims to be used by communities sharing the same research objectives, making them manage various contents in a easier way.

The paper starts with an overview about literature concerning visualization tools, trying to highlight present features and to suggest the deployment of some aspects. Then, it presents a test-case verified and validated implementation within a web search limited background, like a scientific community looking for information concerning European funding.