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should I consider color as an attribute in ecommerce application database? [on hold]
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I am creating an ecommerce website. following is simplified version of my database tables:
product==>id name
attribute==>id name
product_attribute==>product_id attribute_id value.
if you look at amazon and check for example laptops, you'll see that refine system helps you refine products based on ram, display, cpu and other attributes. you can also refine products by color. but color is not displayed as name or rgba or hexadecimal value. it is displayed as an graphical image or a tag with a background representing color. so should I consider color as a products column or maybe manipulate my EAV (entity-attribute-value) system to helpe to add additional information about attributes? please help me choose best way.
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I am creating an ecommerce website. following is simplified version of my database tables:
product==>id name
attribute==>id name
product_attribute==>product_id attribute_id value.
if you look at amazon and check for example laptops, you'll see that refine system helps you refine products based on ram, display, cpu and other attributes. you can also refine products by color. but color is not displayed as name or rgba or hexadecimal value. it is displayed as an graphical image or a tag with a background representing color. so should I consider color as a products column or maybe manipulate my EAV (entity-attribute-value) system to helpe to add additional information about attributes? please help me choose best way.
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put on hold as off-topic by n8te, Mokubai♦ 48 mins ago
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I am creating an ecommerce website. following is simplified version of my database tables:
product==>id name
attribute==>id name
product_attribute==>product_id attribute_id value.
if you look at amazon and check for example laptops, you'll see that refine system helps you refine products based on ram, display, cpu and other attributes. you can also refine products by color. but color is not displayed as name or rgba or hexadecimal value. it is displayed as an graphical image or a tag with a background representing color. so should I consider color as a products column or maybe manipulate my EAV (entity-attribute-value) system to helpe to add additional information about attributes? please help me choose best way.
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I am creating an ecommerce website. following is simplified version of my database tables:
product==>id name
attribute==>id name
product_attribute==>product_id attribute_id value.
if you look at amazon and check for example laptops, you'll see that refine system helps you refine products based on ram, display, cpu and other attributes. you can also refine products by color. but color is not displayed as name or rgba or hexadecimal value. it is displayed as an graphical image or a tag with a background representing color. so should I consider color as a products column or maybe manipulate my EAV (entity-attribute-value) system to helpe to add additional information about attributes? please help me choose best way.
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put on hold as off-topic by n8te, Mokubai♦ 48 mins ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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- "This question is not about computer hardware or software, within the scope defined in the help center." – Mokubai
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1 hour ago
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1 hour ago
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