[Sigia-l] The A>B, B>A problem

[david_fiorito at vanguard.com]

Peter,

Since the users have no preferred approach, I would suggest allowing for 
both "Wines by Country" and "Wines by Type".  If this is a small hierarchy 
the added complexity should not cause much of a problem.

Cheers,

Dave






Peter Van Dijck <peter at poorbuthappy.com>
Sent by: sigia-l-bounces at asis.org
11/05/2004 11:39 AM

 
        To:     Todd Warfel <lists at toddwarfel.com>
        cc:     Eric Reiss <elr at e-reiss.com>, sigia-l at asis.org, (bcc: David 
Fiorito/IT/VGI)
        Subject:        Re: [Sigia-l] The A>B, B>A problem







Todd Warfel wrote:

> Excellent point Eric. And to further this example, the reason they do 
> this is that people look first for red/white wine, then by region.

The reason they do it by color is that people *in a restaurant* usually 
go by color first. After all, they've just ordered a dish, probably meat 
or fish.

In an online store, circumstances are a little different. The user might 
be looking to try one of those Californian wines. Or a wine from Chile, 
those are supposed to be good as well.

Peter


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