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Ok, I understand that point of view. However, I would advocate in the opposite direction: I don't think we should normalize every store having its own app that
by WCSTombs 1y ago
Ok, I understand that point of view. However, I would advocate in the opposite direction: I don't think we should normalize every store having its own app that customers are expected to install on their private devices, and therefore I don't think we should put a lot of (or ideally any) development effort into these store-specific apps. I don't want to get into a massive rant on why, but I'll sum it up by saying I'm not a fan of consumerism generally.
- wojciii 1y agoI agree. Store only apps are painful to use and there should be one app (or several implementering same apec..) that you can use (or not if you want to do it the old school way) to deliver your info to shops. The same app could be used by everyone if we just agreed on a spec to implement. Something very basic. I didn't mean that every shop should have its own app .. but Ikea already has something and it works somewhat ok..