Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Bike Fashion and Web sites
I have been riding the bike this week and revelling in the great weather.
While riding I have seen some very classy billboards. Both of these billboards have websites. So I looked them up.
The first Condura is fantastic - everything a website should be - uncluttered, easy to navigate, no broken links etc - only problem is only trade customers can buy from them.
The second Novo shoes is crap. It loads slowly, has a fussy scrolling menu that is annoying to use and doesnt allow easy navigation, half of the pages have nothing on them etc. There billboards have been around for a few weeks now. How many sales are they losing by not having a working website? Who knows. I wanted to buy the shoes on the billboard for my wife - but I can't now. Now how do I become a trade customer?
While riding I have seen some very classy billboards. Both of these billboards have websites. So I looked them up.
The first Condura is fantastic - everything a website should be - uncluttered, easy to navigate, no broken links etc - only problem is only trade customers can buy from them.
The second Novo shoes is crap. It loads slowly, has a fussy scrolling menu that is annoying to use and doesnt allow easy navigation, half of the pages have nothing on them etc. There billboards have been around for a few weeks now. How many sales are they losing by not having a working website? Who knows. I wanted to buy the shoes on the billboard for my wife - but I can't now. Now how do I become a trade customer?
