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What, Gruber used an overly selective example from Apple to prove some point while subtly asserting their superiority? No way!
by pak 16y ago
What, Gruber used an overly selective example from Apple to prove some point while subtly asserting their superiority? No way!
- jacobolus 16y agoOr, he just looked around at a few major website homepages, and used them as examples of decent titles. Gruber’s example did a fine job illustrating his point, I thought – I just found it interesting that even Apple, a company known for its fastidious care for such trivial details, has inconsistent titles across its sprawling website(s), and found the inconsistencies themselves interesting, because they illustrate slightly different approaches to writing titles by the different teams creating the pages. To be honest, I find your sarcasm entirely unhelpful to this discussion.
- blantonl 16y agoThis is evidence that Apple is not focused on web based organic growth. And why would/should they? They have great marketing... mostly from the consumer.
- napierzaza 16y agoYes, file your evidence away for when the trial of "web-based-organic-growth" Vs. Apple inc begins.
- pak 16y agoI apologize for the snark. It was directed at Gruber, not your post. I'm actually glad you pointed out the incompleteness of his example, and the frustration of my post stemmed from how most forget to look for this in every other line of Gruber's writings and suck down the subtle shilling without thinking about it.