A rose by any name should still be easy to buy. A few florist sites get taken for a test drive.
Coke, no Pepsi
by Jim on 13. Dec, 2000 in Bad Websites
Blending online and offline marketing is a great way to reach customers. But beware of typos! And your winners better win something! When online and offline marketing blending goes bad, it tastes awful.
CompUSA Site Review
by Jim on 28. Nov, 2000 in Bad Websites
It looks like a retail site, and quacks like a retail site, but it doesn’t waddle worth a damn. Poor navigation makes CompUSA’s Web site a frustrating experience.
Customer Interface: Flash is Trash
by Jim on 01. Oct, 1998 in Bad Websites, Development & Design
Forget the spinning logos and blinking links. Real people want real information and fast. Have you looked at the Yahoo home page? It was gray. Why would the world’s busiest Web site have a boring gray background?
Customer Interface: Multidimensional Marketing
by Jim on 01. Apr, 1998 in Bad Websites, Development & Design
Do Web-based 3-D tools have a place in the marketing department? It will be interesting to see whether these new tools increase sales or merely entertain the crowd around a booth at trade shows.
Drag Net
by Jim on 01. Jul, 1996 in Bad Websites
Big Brother Bank is watching–but needs a new prescription. Their approach to the World Wide Web is missing one critical element: They’re not taking it seriously.
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