Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Mintoo Kakati

Timothy Whalin

Michael Jeremy Temkin

Jeff Gelfuso

Anna Maria Godfrey

Johnson Cheng

Sean Janis

Kanwar Kabir Singh Bedi

Yuri De Souza

Christopher Keating

Charles Gilliland

Daron Lin

Techniques are provided for sharing item information from a user interface. In some examples, a computing device may present a user interface for displaying an item. The computing device may also receive a first indication that a screen capture option has been selected. In response to receiving the first indication, an item-sharing menu may be presented. Data related to the item may be transmitted based at least in part on a selection made at the item-sharing menu. In some embodiments, receiving the indication that the screen capture option has been selected can cause the computing device to perform a variety of operations (e.g., adding an item to a wish list and/or play list, saving an album cover image, generating a social media post for sharing item data, and the like).

Techniques for sharing item information from a user interface

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for digital navigation menus with dynamic content placement. Example methods may include determining a first request for a first user interface from a user device, determining a user identifier associated with the first request, and determining user interaction history data using the user identifier. Example methods may include determining a first selectable option for presentation in a first position at the first user interface using the user interaction history, determining a second selectable option for presentation in a second position at the first user interface, generating the first user interface, and sending the first user interface to the user device.

Digital navigation menus with dynamic content placement

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for digital navigation menus of swipeable cards with dynamic content. Example methods may include determining a first request from a mobile device for digital content to be presented at a plurality of cards in a digital navigation menu. The plurality of cards may include floating user interface elements that can be swiped in succession. Example methods may include determining a first card of the plurality of cards, and determining a second card of the plurality of cards, the second card having third content on a first side and fourth content on a second side. The third content may include an image-based representation of a first text-based link. Example methods may include sending first data associated with the first card and second data associated with the second card to the mobile device, and causing the first card to be presented at a display.

Digital navigation menu of swipeable cards with dynamic content

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

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