Tuesday, November 14th, 2006
Category: PHP
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The Find is a shopping site that has a couple of nice UI items, some of which use Ajax techniques.
- Mouseover the items to get details in a popup
- Shopping cart built in (that you can place in, but can’t drag and drop)
- Modal dialogs (e.g. email to friend, feedback box)
- Automatic sizing of the results table. If you have more width, you get more columns.
It is also interesting that Ajax isn’t used for filtering.
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the search needs a lot of work. I searched for “creative zen vision:m” (No quotes) and the first result that was actually a vision:m was at the bottom of the third page. Everything before that was other creative players.
Where from can i download source for find.com
What are your thoughts on The Find vs Like.com? Are they using the same type of search technology?
Here’s another that uses search technology to get all their products. Also some nice, clean ajax used in the search results – you can see a preview of the merchants before you go to the product page and their prices.
http://www.QuickShop.com
sorry – forgot to mention it comes from the same people as http://www.ShopWiki.com – just shopping, no wiki for QuickShop
Here another one for more shopping http://www.PriceAlerter.com