Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jeremy S Haynes

Michael W Friedman

Andrew H Otwell

Frederick J Werbel

Felix F Anthony

Arjun Chittoor

Sachin Kaushik

J Gray Sandridge

Gilia N Angell

Systems and methods are provided for adjusting item attribute values of an item. Aspects of the present disclosure may present for display item information associated with an item, where the item information includes one or more item attributes that are each associated with an item attribute value. A selection of the item may be received, where the selection of the item corresponds to a user request to add the item to an order. At least one of the item attribute values associated with the item may be selected by the user. After the item is added to the order, item information associated with each of the items of the order may be displayed, where the displayed item information associated with the item includes a selectable option for changing an item attribute value associated with the item of the order from within the displayed item information.

Systems and methods for adjusting item attribute values of a selected item

A visualization service generates a graphical representation or visualization of each user's behavior within a network resource, such as a website. In one example, the visualization service provides a dynamic visualization of each user accessing the network resource. Each user is graphically represented in the visualization with an indicium, such as a point or dot. The visualization (and thus, the position of each indicium representing a user) is dynamically updated as each user accesses data files from the network resource and thus, moves from state to state (or page to page) over time. The effect is similar to watching cars move along a complex highway system.

Visualizing object behavior

Online transactions are streamlined by moving pertinent transaction information forward in the buying process, so that a customer has the information when actually making a buying decision. In some implementations, a process may include generating a queue of items from previous purchase requests by a user, and presenting the queue of items on a page associated with an item available for purchase, such as an item detail page or search results page. Along with the queue, a fully landed cost of the items in the queue, may be presented on the page.

Moving transaction details forward in buying process

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Jeremy S Haynes