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I'd say the correct answer is, as usual, "it depends". If the "coming soon" message is framed as a marketing tease and the features are indeed delivered as the
by reliefcrew 10mo ago
I'd say the correct answer is, as usual, "it depends".
If the "coming soon" message is framed as a marketing tease and the features are indeed delivered as they've been promised then I don't see a problem. OTOH, if the "coming soon" message itself looks like a poorly styled afterthought then, of course.... just leave it out and rethink the rollout.
Ultimately, "ugly" is a matter of presentation and perception.
- sshadmand 10mo agoI agree with the marketing side, but I am more on the implementation side. Could you imagine iPhone having a section "coming soon" in their OS? To me it seems impatient and wishful thinking than prioritized and thoughtful execution. When I talk to other founders/designers I feel like their reasoning falls apart pretty quickly when asked "why did you add that there?".
- reliefcrew 10mo ago> Could you imagine iPhone having a section "coming soon" in their OS? Yes, easily... it would look a lot like WWDC ;-) Perhaps it's worth looking past the implementation per se.
- sshadmand 10mo agohaha - yah. From a pure marketing perspective - vapor ware is here 100%. I'm pretty sure we are all supposed to be in self driving cars by the end of this year.