I love this! I’m presenting on Web 2.0 to some teachers in August and would love it if you would allow me to use this image. Credit will be given to you of course!
A large amount of choices could be pointing at the solidness, trustworthyness of business or enterprise. It does not make it easy to *pick* the best choice in the shortest amount of time for the end-user, customer or client. But the longer the stay, the better inspite of the lack of a optimal user experience or usable site in that case. Though when the path of what potential successive choices the website end-user is laid out combining all these optimisations, it could well be that many choices lead to better services and more buys, better user experiences, returning visitors??
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1. David Malouf 4:45pm, Wed 9th, 2007
Or better …
Green dude, “What do you like? & Does anyone else like what you like? Do I know any of these people?”
2. Lulu 4:30pm, Thu 10th, 2007
Reminds me Microsoft with it’s politics
3. Tyler 7:18am, Fri 11th, 2007
Did not understand
4. Josh 9:57am, Fri 11th, 2007
Tyler…just describing the pain users get when faced with the amazing array of choices on a web site…
5. Shimon 11:30am, Fri 11th, 2007
Make accessible search on your webite.
6. Dee 9:32am, Sat 12th, 2007
I love this! I’m presenting on Web 2.0 to some teachers in August and would love it if you would allow me to use this image. Credit will be given to you of course!
7. Johan 2:27pm, Sat 12th, 2007
A large amount of choices could be pointing at the solidness, trustworthyness of business or enterprise. It does not make it easy to *pick* the best choice in the shortest amount of time for the end-user, customer or client. But the longer the stay, the better inspite of the lack of a optimal user experience or usable site in that case. Though when the path of what potential successive choices the website end-user is laid out combining all these optimisations, it could well be that many choices lead to better services and more buys, better user experiences, returning visitors??
8. John Koetsier 2:27pm, Wed 16th, 2007
Great, great, great, great comic (or do I have to use the currently-politically-correct “graphic narrative?”)
Love it – the paradox of choice.
9. Tara 7:38pm, Thu 17th, 2007
Help me choose
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