Go Daddy Operating Company, LLC

Daniel K Hardy

Josh Berk

Justin Tsai

Rajinder Nijjer

Rajatish Mukherjee

Guy Ellis

Robert Kelley

Aaron Silvas

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for one or more server computers communicatively coupled to a network and configured to: store data records associated with an industry, with tags defining the content, layout or style of a website; aggregate industry related data records via data entry or extraction; receive a request to automatically generate a website in a specific industry; query a database for the most frequently occurring website features; and automatically generate the website according to the most frequently occurring website features.

Automatically generating a website specific to an industry

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for one or more server computers communicatively coupled to a network and configured to: store a plurality of website feature data records including a first record defining a first website feature and a second record defining a second website feature; compare the records to determine whether a tag or metadata element within the records is common to both; if so, insert an affinity data record into the database defining a combination of the two website feature data records; and in response to a request, automatically generate and publish a website including the combination of the website features.

Combining website characteristics in an automatically generated website

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for one or more server computers communicatively coupled to a network and configured to: store a plurality of website feature data records including a first record defining a first website feature and a second record defining a second website feature; compare the records to determine whether a tag or metadata element within the records is common to both; If so, insert an affinity data record into the database defining a combination of the two website feature data records; and in response to a request, automatically generate and publish a website comprising the combination of the website features.

A system and method for converting website content is presented. Design elements in a graphical representation of a web page are identified. The design elements are ordered according to a position of each of the design elements with respect to a top of the graphical representation of the web page. One or more of the ordered design elements are grouped into one or more groups of design elements, and the design elements are stacked by rearranging each group of design elements into a single column. The single column of the groups of design elements are rendered into a converted web page for display on a device. In one implementation, the device is a mobile device.

Method for conversion of website content

System for conversion of website content

Methods of the present inventions allow for private messaging a second recipient of an electronic communication. An exemplary method may comprise the steps of receiving a request to compose an electronic communication from a sender; generating a first electronic communication comprising a first recipient field, a second recipient field, and a first message field; receiving (from the sender) a first recipient electronic address in the first recipient field, a second recipient electronic address in the second recipient field, and a first message in the first message field; and prompting the sender for a private message for transmission only to the second recipient electronic address. Responsive to a negative response from the sender to the prompting step, the method may further comprise transmitting a completed version of the first electronic communication to both the first recipient electronic address and the second recipient electronic address. Responsive to a positive response from the sender to the prompting step, the method may further comprise generating a second electronic communication comprising the first recipient field, the second recipient field, the first message field, and a private message field; receiving (from the sender) a private message in the private message field; transmitting a completed version of the first electronic communication to the first recipient electronic address; and transmitting a completed version of the second electronic communication to the second recipient electronic address.

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Phoenix, AZ, United States of America

Daniel K Hardy