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> everyone but Google ... and the users of Google. Being able to see things like calorie counts directly in search results is awesome. Seriously, if you Google
by Godel_unicode 7y ago
> everyone but Google
... and the users of Google. Being able to see things like calorie counts directly in search results is awesome. Seriously, if you Google "banana bread" you get recipe ratings, cooking time, and calories right in the list of results. The UX is exceptional.
- josteink 7y agoWhy would you need or care about the calorie-count of a recipe?Either you want that food or not. Your guts will tell you. Is having a natural approach to food no longer normal?
- tasssko 7y agoIt makes it easy to compare how healthy a recipe is. I often do many searches looking for the differences in recipes with lower sugar levels. Then also how this changes preparation.
- jacquesm 7y agoIt's awesome, but it is also just a click away and that data isn't google's. That 'exceptional UX' is at the expense of someone else's work with google reaping the profits.
- ec109685 7y agoIt also allows things like Google Assistant to work.