Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes providing a user interface that allows selection of a product attribute and in the alternative allows selection of a previously defined rule. When a product attribute is selected in the user interface, a rule under construction that describes what products are to appear on a retail webpage is altered based on the selected product attribute. When a previously-defined rule is selected in the user interface, the rule under construction is modified so that the rule under construction uses the selected rule.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes a webpage design server comparing a current date to a start date associated with a version of a webpage and when the current date is after the start date, the webpage design server automatically altering a webpage delivery system so that the version of the webpage is returned by the webpage delivery system when the webpage is requested.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes providing a user interface that allows selection of a product attribute and in the alternative allows selection of a previously defined rule. When a product attribute is selected in the user interface, a rule under construction that describes what products are to appear on a retail webpage is altered based on the selected product attribute. When a previously-defined rule is selected in the user interface, the rule under construction is modified so that the rule under construction uses the selected rule.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes providing a user interface that allows selection of a product attribute and in the alternative allows selection of a previously defined rule. When a product attribute is selected in the user interface, a rule under construction that describes what products are to appear on a retail webpage is altered based on the selected product attribute. When a previously-defined rule is selected in the user interface, the rule under construction is modified so that the rule under construction uses the selected rule.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method receives a search phrase from a client device and identifies a category of products that was previously assigned to the search phrase, wherein the category of products was previously assigned to the search phrase based on products selected by previous users who entered the search phrase. Search parameters associated with the category are retrieved and are used to control the content of a search result page that is formed in response to the received search phrase. The search result page is then returned to the client device.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes providing a user interface that allows selection of a product attribute and in the alternative allows selection of a previously defined rule. When a product attribute is selected in the user interface, a rule under construction that describes what products are to appear on a retail webpage is altered based on the selected product attribute. When a previously-defined rule is selected in the user interface, the rule under construction is modified so that the rule under construction uses the selected rule.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes a webpage design server comparing a current date to a start date associated with a version of a webpage and when the current date is after the start date, the webpage design server automatically altering a webpage delivery system so that the version of the webpage is returned by the webpage delivery system when the webpage is requested.

Abstract: A method includes displaying a user interface that includes a date range control and a term input area. A date range is received through the date range control and a term is received through the term input area. Metrics for all search phrases that were submitted to a web site during the date range and that included the term are retrieved. The retrieved metrics are displayed such that retrieved metrics for a plurality of search phrases are shown together.

Abstract: A childbirth instrument and method of use. The instrument may have guide and/or guard portions with concave posterior sides, and may have one or more grips. The guide may have first, second, and third elongated reference slots for performing episiotomy cuts therethrough, with the reference slots locating the angle and position of the episiotomy cuts, and the guard provides protection for the unborn infant. Another embodiment has one or more apertures through which a hypodermic needle may deliver a local anesthetic prior to making episiotomy cuts. The instrument may have one or more grips, which may be removable, and may have a movable stop and/or guide aperture. The angle of the episiotomy cut may be adjusted with one embodiment. The guide and guard portions may separate. Finger-receiving portions may be provided on the guard.