Does anyone know if Bubble is capable of producing a user experience similar to the comparison table in the following link:
It allows user selection of products and comparison across key metrics/features?
Yes, it’s very feasible using basic repeating group, Option set, States and some conditionals for styling.
Yeah I can see how a repeating group would work well for it. It’s the part around the user being able to search the database for other products and add them to the comparison table that I haven’t yet covered in any training material. The part I’m unsure about specifically is whether Bubble has the capacity to perform a database search and selection on one page and then save the users selection for display in the comparison table (on a different page). I’m at the point where I’m trying to make decision as to whether I proceed with Bubble or pay a dev to do the coding.
I confirm bubble has the capacity to perform a database search and selection on one page and then save the users selection for display in the comparison table (on a different page).
There are basically two ways you can achieve this, both of them include having a two state of type product on the wrapper of the comparison table.
Once the user select a product you will load them to the comparison states and render data accordingly.
The second approach that works in case you are using a multi-page model is by using parameters p1 and p2 and loading the data on page load to the table wrapper, it’s really straightforward.
Let me know if you have any questions, and If you need someone to create it for you please feel free to reach out! I can help you with that.
Thank you very much @Codebyjamal I’ll keep building it out for now great to know that this is all possible