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I don't think it needs to be an either/or. Why not both/and. Aim to have both a solid user focused experience and to be a highly differentiated, beloved brand.
by davidhoos 10y ago
I don't think it needs to be an either/or. Why not both/and. Aim to have both a solid user focused experience and to be a highly differentiated, beloved brand.
- exolymph 10y agoOf course it doesn't need to be an either-or thing, but the article posits that him selling well was connected to his website design, which is basically speculation.