1. Ashley Friedlein Diamond

    CEO at Econsultancy

    15 November 2005 10:19am

    ashley-friedlein-favourite.jpg Have you got examples of great site search interfaces? 

    This morning the Amazon.com Diamond Search interface was pointed out to me which I thought was a good example. 

    The other one which I think is effective (if you speak German...) is the Vodafone (Germany) Mobile Phone Finder - though that is in a pop-up window and uses Flash 7. 

    Any other ones you'd like to share? I'm particuarly interested in great uses of AJAX technologies...

    Ashley Friedlein
    CEO, E-consultancy.com
  2. jon bovard

    -- at --

    15 November 2005 13:07pm

    avatar "here's one we cooked earlier"

    http://pages.ebay.co.uk/christmas/


  3. John Bolton Bronze

    Consultant at John Bolton

    16 November 2005 16:22pm

    avatar

    http://www.inquisitorx.com/beta/

    using ajax.

  4. Ashley Friedlein Diamond

    CEO at Econsultancy

    17 November 2005 17:54pm

    ashley-friedlein-favourite.jpg

    I came across these interesting AJAX demos which include:

    - Drag and Drop AJAX Shopping Cart
    - Autocompleting AJAX text fields
    - Effects - Combination Effects Demo
    - Sortables - Lists Demo, Sortable Elements 
    - Controls - Slider Demo 

    Ashley Friedlein
    CEO, E-consultancy.com

     

  5. jon bovard

    -- at --

    17 November 2005 18:02pm

    avatar an even cooler one

    http://www.panic.com/goods/

    hours of fun here


    On 17:54:35 17 November 2005 Ashley wrote:

     

    I came across these interesting AJAX demos which include:

    - Drag and Drop AJAX Shopping Cart
    - Autocompleting AJAX text fields
    - Effects - Combination Effects Demo
    - Sortables - Lists Demo, Sortable Elements 
    - Controls - Slider Demo 

    Ashley Friedlein
    CEO, E-consultancy.com

     

     

  6. Anonymous Bronze

    Production Manager Email Marketing at Vattenfall Norden

    10 January 2006 10:20am

    Avatar-blank-50x50 I came across quite a clever tool by www.guidester.com that is used by a number of technology retailers/manufacturers to help customers find the best product for them:

    Lexmark printers: www.guidester.com/lexmark

    Consumer electronics at Sparco.com: www.guidester.com/projector.aspx?s=47477067

    Consumer electronics at TigerDirect.com: www.guidester.com/mp3.aspx?s=40615957

    DVD players at RitzCamera.com: www.guidester.com/dvd.aspx?s=4387101 

    The implementation may not be the most elegant there is, but it manages to translate some of the needs analysis skills and the expert knowledge of a good sales assistant into a two dimensional (albeit dynamic) interface.

    This also highlights the blurred boundary between interfaces for pure information retreival as opposed to support for decision making.
  7. Norton Amato Jr. Bronze

    creative director at Anydesign.net

    18 July 2006 04:46am

    avatar Over at <a href="http://www.anydesign.net/teaser>www.anydesign.net/teaser</a> you can see a clever use of AJAX techniques on animating a  vintage style sales meter. It process and displays in real time the sales results from 3 different e-commerce websites.
  8. Norton Amato Jr. Bronze

    creative director at Anydesign.net

    18 July 2006 04:47am

    avatar here´s the correct link

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