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> Ah, the joy of having a huge box in front of my face telling me how good the App is and I should get it from the App Store. The irony: already have the steam
by mbesto 13y ago
> Ah, the joy of having a huge box in front of my face telling me how good the App is and I should get it from the App Store. The irony: already have the steaming pile of sht app installed and much rather use the website. How about I just leave instead?*
This one always irks me. Anyone have A/B testing to back up conversions on this?
Even if it's annoying but leads to more engagement, than I'd continue to redirect people to the app.
- perseus323 13y agoThe more questions you'll ask your users, the more confusion you will cause. In the book, "Don't Make Me Think", the author makes an excellent point: "When you're creating a site, your job is to get rid of the question marks." These days, three questions are most common: 1. Visit the Full Site 2. Visit the Mobile Site 3. Download the App "Hmm... which one should I pick... I'm not sure..." Besides, it is plain annoying to see this every single time.