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Love it. It's what every big company can learn from Google's doodle: A little bit of non-conformity/strangeness makes the biggest giant appear humane.
by netrus 13y ago
Love it. It's what every big company can learn from Google's doodle: A little bit of non-conformity/strangeness makes the biggest giant appear humane.
- talles 13y agoCouldn't agree more.
- Osmium 13y agoHonestly, as awful as Comic Sans is, it really does make their homepage look more friendly. Considering how complicated some airline bookings can be, I don't think that's a bad thing.
- maurits 13y agoAs the proverbial nerd I can appreciate this, but as a paying customer I am not amused. In my view, a company can joke and take on a more friendship-like role, but only if their core business is flawless. How funny would the google doodle be if the search results were below par that day? Experiences may vary, but I buy tickets a number of times a year directly from the KLM site (I have to), and the process never fails to be mildly infuriating. 404's, timeouts, random vague errors, lost bookings, being logged out, not being able to check in for unknown reasons, having to fill out an identical form numerous times, there is always something. Personally, I would have focused on some of the more boring yet fundamental issues of the site.