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The scenario I'm imagining is that I just want to click on the image to view a larger version, but when I click on it, instead of getting a larger version, I'm
by rockdiesel 11y ago
The scenario I'm imagining is that I just want to click on the image to view a larger version, but when I click on it, instead of getting a larger version, I'm redirected through an affiliate link to buy a product. Not my desired outcome and seems like a frustrating scenario.
How does your platform account for this?
EDIT: When watching the video, I see that specific items are highlighted and not the whole image, but I still envision a lot of visitors who have no interest in determining where they should click on image in order to avoid affiliate links.
Still looks like a very neat product, however.
- bazillion 11y agoThe interaction is dependent on the website's settings, but one of the available options (which is the default) is to show a popup that lets you know what you're navigating to, such as on http://girlpowder.net/ http://girlpowder.net/ -- I'll be adding a store logo to this soon, so you know you're navigating to i.e. amazon. Since some websites might want to make it only have the hover effect, I leave that up to the website to decide best for their users. Edit: I see that you just might be referencing the main functionality of clicking on an image. If the user clicks on the image and doesn't click on a highlighted area, the functionality will default to whatever happens on that website when a user clicks on an image. A parent <a> tag, for instance, will bubble up to its href as normal.
- rockdiesel 11y agoThank you. Good luck with the product. Looks pretty neat.