Minted LLC

Namrata Patel

Mariam B Naficy

Erica Meade

Sean Belling

Adrian Bravo

Wesley Tanaka

Tonia Misvaer

Sean M McLucas

Nathan Glynn

Sandy Huang Cook

A processor-based system stores a plurality of card templates and a plurality of envelope templates in a database. The system receives a user selection of a selected card template from among the plurality of card templates. The system receives a user selection of a selected envelope template from among the plurality of envelope templates, wherein the selected envelope template includes an address block and non-text ornamentation. The system further receives a user-provided recipient name and a corresponding user-provided recipient address for inclusion in the address block of the selected envelope template. The system determines a potential overlap between the non-text ornamentation and the address block including the user-provided recipient name and the corresponding user-provided recipient address. In response to determining the potential overlap, the system causes an error message alerting of the potential overlap to be displayed on a graphical user interface (GUI) of a user computing device.

Method and system for a vendor website GUI for marketing greeting cards and envelopes

A processor-based system stores different card templates in a database. Each card template has a card feature that can have any color from among a first set of colors. The system also stores, in the database, for each stored card templates, a corresponding envelope template. Each envelope template has an envelope feature that can have any color from among a second set of colors. The system receives a user selection of a card template from among the card templates and a user selection of a color to be applied to the card feature. The system displays the card template, with the card feature having the user-selected color. The system also displays the corresponding envelope template that corresponds, in the database, to the selected card template. The envelope feature is displayed with the user-selected color based on the user-selected color having been selected for the card feature.

Vendor website GUI for marketing greeting cards and envelopes

A method includes displaying, by a display screen, a front view of a card. The front view includes a front plan view in which a front surface of the card appears to be parallel with a front surface of the screen. The card is portrayed on the screen as rotating oscillatorily while remaining less than 90 degrees from the front plan view.

Vendor website GUI for marketing greeting cards

A system stores, in a database, different stock templates and also, for each stock template, a stock image to be displayed with the template. The system receives a user-designated image. The system then displays items simultaneously. Each item incorporates a different one of the stock templates along with the respective template's stock image. The system provides an image selector that is in a first position and capable of being switched by a user to a second position. Each time the user switches the selector to the second position, the system transforms the stock images in the displayed items simultaneously to the user-designated image. Each time the user switches the selector to the first position, the system transforms the stock images in the displayed items simultaneously to the items' respective stock images.

A method includes displaying, by a display screen, a front view of a card for sale. The front view includes a front plan view in which a front surface of the card appears to be parallel with a front surface of the screen. The card is portrayed on the screen as rotating oscillatorily while remaining less than 90 degrees from the front plan view.

A system stores, in a database, different stock templates and also, for each stock template, a stock image to be displayed with the template. The system receives a user-designated image. The system then displays items simultaneously. Each item incorporates a different one of the stock templates along with the respective template's stock image. The system provides an image selector that is in a first position and capable of being switched by a user to a second position. Each time the user switches the selector to the second position, the system transforms the images in the displayed items simultaneously to the user-designated image. Each time the user switches the selector to the first position, the system transforms the images in the displayed items simultaneously to the items' respective stock images.

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Namrata Patel