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Epicurious: so much goodness
There are many things I like about Epicurious.com, ranging from the delicious recipes to the impressive UI. I’m still working on identifying all the interesting features I think work well, but h… more →
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epicurious: so much goodness
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: There are many things I like about Epicurious.com, ranging from the delicious recipes to the impress … more →
Messaging that there's nothing else to refine by - B&N
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Barnes & Noble are using Endeca for navigating their online catalog. For most part, their left n … more →
decent left nav - dawdle
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Another example of a nice classic left nav implementation can be found at Dawdle. … more →
collapsed navigators, bizrate
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Bizrate.com collapses their left nav navigators by default. Con: it hides the values you can refine … more →
advanced options with multiple selection, ebay motors
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: ebay motors Cool concept for all refinements in one interface, but I worry about over-steering to ze … more →
varied and customized faceted navigation, endless.com
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Faith just sent me a link to endless, pointing to their faceted navigation. It’s a classical i … more →
pretty left nav design, bluefly
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Nice font, visually pleasing. I like the two-column solution for some of the navigators. Their searc … more →
ncsu libraries & endeca, traditional faceted browsing
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: A faceted browsing classic. NCSU Libraries search, powered by Endeca (via Findability.org) … more →
ask.com search page - all sorts of interestingness
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: The ask.com search result page is split into two “frames”. The main content container (s … more →
very pretty left nav, volkswagen
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Pretty, space-efficient, and easy to use navigation. Volkswagen UK (via Findability.org) … more →
if you need that many words...
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: If you need a tooltip explaining the main navigational element on your site, you either don’t … more →
search state, wigix
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: search state is on top of results, the place to undo is in the left nav, where you selected it (see … more →
amazon chocolate left nav, another deeper hierarchies example
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Amazon has an example of a different way of giving quick access to deeper sub-categories. Instead of … more →
deeper hierarchies
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zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Example of category + subcategory hierarchies combined together in one facet navigator. found on Agi … more →
guardian jobs - left nav
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: Interesting approach to breadcrumbs/search state in the left navbar. I like that it very clearly sta … more →
guardian jobs - listing display options
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: - Interesting display of individual listings — condensed, succinct. - You can switch to … more →
guardian news search left nav
zuzka wrote 1 year ago: The guardian.co.uk has a smooth and clean search interface. Their search is powered by endeca. … more →
