Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

Amazon is another good model, especially for the desktop version. Remember that most people can only keep 5-9 options in mind at once, though if presented a large list they can select from them if that's the only task they have.

This might actually be a good question for a UX group. Not sure if NoVA UX has a mailing list or allows messages on their forum, but that's a place to look. They're on Meetup.

-Sandy

On Nov 24, 2015, at 10:31 AM, Vernma <vernma@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks to all. It seems I sparked interest in a different topic.

I'm mostly interested in the client presentation rather than the back end management. Solr is a great product but I already have that part worked out.

I'll look at Kayak and leave Elasticsearch to you all.

Thank you; much appreciated.

Vernon

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