Making UX Choices Based on What You Hate About the Internet

Re:Making UX Choices Based on What You Hate About the Internet by defenestration on Tuesday May 17, 2016 @01:55PM (#11715753)

A brilliant contradiction I must say.

Starting the article with: 'I made it the easiest thing you could possibly buy, you don’t have to join anything. All the things I hate about going on the Internet and trying to watch stuff – I stripped all of that away.'.

And ending with: 'The Stuck Score™ benchmarks your site in seven key problem areas so that you can immediately improve your website performance. How much revenue are you leaving on the table? Find out for free.

Get your free Stuck Score™ today. [ Submit your name and email here ]'

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Re:Making UX Choices Based on What You Hate About the Internet by jonmacdonald on Tuesday May 17, 2016 @01:58PM (#11715784)

I see your point, but like Louis CK, if you see the value in the content provided, we think you'd be willing to give more information: in Louis CK's case subscribing to an email when making a purchase, in our case getting a Stuck Score™ that can provide even more value.

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Re:Making UX Choices Based on What You Hate About the Internet by defenestration on Tuesday May 17, 2016 @02:21PM (#11715983)

Fair enough and thumbs up for actively replying. In my view you could improve my customer experience by reducing the feeling of getting into a sales funnel.

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