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> It would be really interesting to see a website that generates all the pages every time a user requests them We tried a variant of this for e-commerce and my
by CharlieDigital 1y ago
> It would be really interesting to see a website that generates all the pages every time a user requests them
We tried a variant of this for e-commerce and my take is that the results were significantly better than the retailer's native browsing experience.
We had a retailer's entire catalog processed and indexed with a graph database and embeddings to dynamically generate dynamic "virtual shelves" each time when users searched. You can see the results and how it compares to the retailer's native results
Example on Ulta's website: https://youtu.be/JL08UDxM_5M https://youtu.be/JL08UDxM_5M
Example on Safeway: https://youtu.be/xQEfo_XCM2M https://youtu.be/xQEfo_XCM2M
- krapht 1y agoIt is nicer, but that interface latency would turn me off. When I search for online groceries, I want simple queries e.g spinach to return varieties (e.g frozen, fresh, and canned) of spinach as fast as possible.
- CharlieDigital 1y agoThis was the Best of both worlds in my opinion because you had the native results and then the AI generated personalized results