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> The company's first website was an AngularJS single-page application. AngularJS didn't support server-side rendering, so the website was slow to render on fir
by ibejoeb 3y ago
> The company's first website was an AngularJS single-page application. AngularJS didn't support server-side rendering, so the website was slow to render on first load, but snappy once everything had downloaded.
That sounds like a pretty decent concession. I wonder if it was ever even a real problem. I'll bet the real problem is that nobody was willing to call it done.
- albert_e 3y agoHe mentions that this is not a good UX in ecommerce space. I think I agree. If I have a choice between buying stuff on Amazon.com and Walmart.com -- and if one of the two gives me sluggish UX everytime I start my user journey. The other competitor site would eventually become my default go to and get all my money (everything lese being equal). Brands are built at touchpoints -- according to my marketing prof -- and I believe it rings true.
- heavenlyblue 3y agoThis is assumin that you are losing nothing for indefinitely working on it, which is probably not true