But here’s the thing: Regular people on the web *love* Snap previews. I know you don’t believe it—I didn’t want to believe it. But it’s completely true. In the testing and feedback I’ve seen, it’s some emotional pull about the fact that links “do something” now, instead of just being on the page.
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Not buying that at all. After all this time, users know that you have to click on the damn link.
I'm calling bullshit. Snap is throwing around money, and somehow bloggers are being swayed. Show me the test tapes, and I might reconsider.
Peter - 2nd November 2007 07:44 - #
From hell's heart, I stab at thee you accursed roll-over pop-up thingies.
l.m.orchard - 2nd November 2007 13:04 - #
Bullhockey!
stubblechin - 2nd November 2007 23:12 - #
Absolute cobblers.
You can't tell me that there's such a thing as a "regular" person who likes having their browsing interfered with.
If it is true then Snap are the Avril Levigne of the interweb: inexplicably popular.
gilbertn - 7th November 2007 10:55 - #