Is it no longer possible to view all articles on the new Migipedia site? You used to be able to look through page by page. There are also no categories anywhere. So you can hardly find any more products. For me, the new site offers no improvements. Is there any way to access the old one?
Hi Aromatix Thank you for your feedback. May I ask which products you are looking for? Would you like to simply browse through a specific category? In fact, we don't offer a so-called "category tree" like on Migros.ch. There used to be certain filters, such as "Top100"," Promotions" etc. Our figures showed that these were not clicked on and qualitative interviews revealed that these categories were barely understood. Migipedia is not primarily a store or a product catalog. The focus is on your own connection to specific products, such as products you have purchased, but the search function is a good way to browse through our catalog. There you can search for specific categories (e.g. rice) or for product characteristics (e.g. lactose-free). I think it works quite well. Best regards, Philipp
Hi Aromatix Thank you for your feedback. May I ask which products you are looking for? Would you like to simply browse through a specific category? In fact, we don't offer a so-called "category tree" like on Migros.ch. There used to be certain filters, such as "Top100"," Promotions" etc. Our figures showed that these were not clicked on and qualitative interviews revealed that these categories were barely understood. Migipedia is not primarily a store or a product catalog. The focus is on your own connection to specific products, such as products you have purchased, but the search function is a good way to browse through our catalog. There you can search for specific categories (e.g. rice) or for product characteristics (e.g. lactose-free). I think it works quite well. Best regards, Philipp
Hi Philipp My aim is to be able to create a large list of all the foods. This is no longer possible because everything on the migros.ch site is divided into categories and subcategories. I now have to laboriously click my way through it. I was able to search the old Migipedia page completely with various HTTP requests and create personal lists from it by adapting the header payload accordingly and thus going through all the products page by page. For example, it was possible to create lists sorted by price across several categories or one with products that have hardly any sugar or fat or which are the cheapest products per gram of protein per 100g, etc.
