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Look, I'm no businessman, but clearly if you manage to attract the right audience and find a way to get paid, you make money. People asking for disk prices pro
by arter4 3y ago
Look, I'm no businessman, but clearly if you manage to attract the right audience and find a way to get paid, you make money.
People asking for disk prices probably have looser standards in terms of UX. That's why it works. Backlinks and an audience who actually doesn't care about UX that much. Doing the same stuff in the fashion industry may not work.
- II2II 3y ago> People asking for disk prices probably have looser standards in terms of UX. Perhaps the opposite is true. A site like this works because Amazon is poor at finding products, never mind for comparing prices. Even e-commerce sites that filter data in a similar manner (and typically do a better job since they have more complete product details), this site is both faster and makes product comparisons easier. While it is probably possible to tweak to UX to make it better, I would suggest the success of this site is due to providing a better UX for its target audience.
- arter4 3y agoI mean from an aesthetic standpoint. People interested in disk details and prices may not care that much about material design, responsiveness and carousel with disk pictures. They want to get what they want. For that kind of audience, the simple UX of that website is attractive enough.
- creer 3y agoNot "enough". "More". And it's hard to argue this it's not responsive!
- p0nce 3y agoWell UX is not aesthetics. The linked website _has_ good UX.
- creer 3y ago> looser standards in terms of UX This site has an outstanding UX for its audience and users. This audience cares about UX. They/ we are not shy to tell you that most current web site's user experience sucks. So it's not a question of "looser standards". On the contrary it's a question of paying attention to your users.