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Use AJAX to filter Kayak's employees
- qeorge 17y agoThat's really cool and creative. Nice find. OP: I really hate to be this guy, but the page doesn't use AJAX, just Javascript. You may want to update the headline.
- jack7890 17y agoMy apologies, you are right, there's nothing asynchronous. It's all pre-loaded.
- zain 17y agoHeh. At first, I felt bad for all the people on the low end of the hotness scale, but it's actually randomly generated on load. If you reload, everyone has a different hotness level.
- tdonia 17y agoit breaks for me in chrome - when you move both sliders all the way to the left it won't let you drag anything right again. 'show all' restores it so it's probably just an overlap issue.
- lunchbox 17y agoHappens for me in Firefox too.
- paul9290 17y agoThe capitalists bunch as a whole are a more attractive group then the nerds. I did not understand the hotness portion as it ranks an older heavy set guy as the only 10. Usually, not what our society would rank a 10. The blonde chick sure.
- fallentimes 17y agoIt's random.
- jamesjyu 17y agoI simply love this. It nicely riffs on their innovative UI. It's also just a fun way to display their management team -- much better than just boring photos and bios. Great branding.
- ratsbane 17y agoAgreed. Every time Kayak paddles into my consciousness I end up with a sense that those people are just doing something right. Does anyone understand what the Left-Right slider does? My first guess - left-handedness versus right-handedness - isn't consistent with the slider usage.
- varenc 17y agoThis reminds of Picker from the Simile project (http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Picker http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Picker) And just to nitpick, there aren't any asynchronous calls going on! The data is all pre-loaded.
- DanielStraight 17y agoWow... imagine being one of the hotness=2 guys. On further investigation, the hotness seems semi-random.
- pclark 17y agolove that the CEO has the lowest MPG.