A jumping search algorithm is applied to achieve a broadband visible antireflection coating design for a wide-angularincidence with an incident angle of up to 45 from the normal. It is shown that the maximum wide-angular visible spectral reflectance, obtained by different types of jumping search for a two-material 20-layer system, is reduced to less than 0.869% with 14-layer structures, and the maximum average visible spectral reflectance for incident angle lying in the range of 0 -45 is reduced to below 0.646%.