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What pages should we look at next?
by mrbbk 3y ago
What pages should we look at next?
- opengears 3y agogithub pages
- lloydatkinson 3y agoMicrosoft 2011: https://web.archive.org/web/20110330160247/http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx https://web.archive.org/web/20110330160247/http://www.micros... Microsoft 2024: One single almost full screen advert for one of their devices, followed by more adverts. --- SendGrid. An example of a good homepage with a description of what services it provides: > Send transactional and marketing emails at scale with the platform that offers a 99% deliverability rate. Brands large and small use SendGrid’s world-class email tools to deliver 148+ billion emails monthly. --- Twilio, who owns SendGrid. An example of another shitty homepage. It has three big standout headings, all of which are much like GitHub's word salad but worse. > Gartner names Twilio a Leader in CPaaS I have no idea what Gartner or CPaaS is, and a homepage should get to the point immediately. > The 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for CPaaS recognizes Twilio based on its completeness of vision and ability to execute. Hmm yes more word salad this time with a few copyright symbols thrown in for good measure. Plus, we get to feel like wizards because they said the word magic. > Connect the dots across your customer journey with better data + AI > Twilio is the industry-leading and trusted platform that efficiently powers your customer engagement innovation. Ah, there! There we go, it's more AI nonsense! I have to scroll down *to the middle of the page to see what Twilio even does*!
- Atotalnoob 3y agoGartner and their magic quadrant are very popular among business folks. It’s a way to see where all of the players in a market stand. I use gartner stuff if I am presenting to execs or business users. Twilio knows that it usually isn’t the engineers buying stuff. It’s the business people.
- mrbbk 3y agoWill put Twilio on the list, thanks!
- mrbbk 3y agoIs it "AI nonsense" because you don't see that as the core of the product?