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I'm not sure I understand why people are so intimidated by Google. So what if they enter the same niche someone else is in. The way I see it, Dropbox has been a
by tzaman 15y ago
I'm not sure I understand why people are so intimidated by Google. So what if they enter the same niche someone else is in. The way I see it, Dropbox has been around for years and thus having a lof of experience when it comes to usability and users' needs. Google needs to catch up - though I doubt they'll ever really be on par with Dropbox (apart from disk space) - Google has never been known for good user experience (minus the search functionality, which is good)
- salvadornav 15y agoI totally disagree with your last statement. Google Search, GMail, Google Analytics are all examples of great user experience (although I don't like GMail's redesign). To most people Dropbox is just a folder where they can put files that need to access from different places/devices, so I am a bit skeptic regarding the value of Dropbox "experience know-how". With more space, Google Docs integration and probably GMail and G+ integration as well, DB should at least be worried.
- tzaman 15y agoI have many clients whom I set up Google Analytics for. The don't have a clue how to use it. Even after several courses. Go ahead and do some (non web-savvy) user testing on that and prove me wrong.