Which two of the following placements on Pinterest are used to discover ideas? Select all that apply.

Pinterest is primarily a visual discovery engine, and these two placements represent the two ways users interact with the platform to find new ideas: Browse (Home Feed): This is the discovery surface where users "passively" find inspiration. When a user opens Pinterest, the home feed (Browse) displays a curated selection of Pins based on their past interests, saves, and followed accounts. It is designed for serendipitous discovery—finding ideas you didn't even know you were looking for. Search: This is the "active" discovery surface. Users type specific keywords or phrases (e.g., "small kitchen remodel" or "summer outfit ideas") into the search bar to find targeted inspiration. Unlike traditional search engines, Pinterest Search is highly visual and focuses on providing actionable ideas rather than just text-based answers.