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Yes there is an argument (not the one you are alluding to, however) that MySpace's UX was what attracted so many 'normal' folks to it. Show a boring blue + whi
by dotBen 16y ago
Yes there is an argument (not the one you are alluding to, however) that MySpace's UX was what attracted so many 'normal' folks to it.
Show a boring blue + white Facebook page and a crazy green-pink-orange MySpace page to a 17 year old emo goth in Ohio and they probably will prefer the MySpace page.
Those are the people that click on ads, those are the people that want to friend Burger King. IE, those are the people that generate money.
- jhamburger 16y agoIt's still a double-edged sword though. The 17 year old loves being able to skin their own page with a unique design, add their favorite song, etc...but then when they view someone elses unique page and have no idea where all the buttons went and have a song they hate autoplay on page load, the UX still sucks and drives people away.