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> One cashier is beautiful, one hideous. On which do you queue up? I'm going to pick the one that scans items faster, accurately displays receipt information o
by Can_Not 9y ago
> One cashier is beautiful, one hideous. On which do you queue up?
I'm going to pick the one that scans items faster, accurately displays receipt information on a screen before paying, accepts chip, automatically prints relevant coupons, automatically adds product recalls on the receipt, and doesn't nag me to sign up for a custom credit card.
- mynameisvlad 9y ago> accurately displays receipt information on a screen before paying, accepts chip, automatically prints relevant coupons, automatically adds product recalls on the receipt, and doesn't nag me to sign up for a custom credit card. None of these (maybe save for the last if you have a cashier that isn't doing their job) is going to differ between the two cashiers as they'd be store-level policies.
- Can_Not 9y agoSure, but the metaphor is about pretty vs. shitty UI, not pretty vs ugly (all usability criteria equal).
- prepend 9y agoI agree that those are more important factors. How do you measure that when you’re choosing a line? How much time do you spend measuring before it’s not productive.