Yet, the camping store still lives on, as shop of disaster in Cyberspace.
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Quite some
E-Commerce
sites do a perfect imitation of the ridiculous camping store.
A lot of application only report no have
when the customer already
finished a quest for a product.
They offer a choice at first,
but hit the user afterwards with some kind of annoying error message.
Isn't this ridiculous?
(utopia.knoware.nl/.../geluid2.html, sorry all Dutch sounds from the Dik VoorMekaar show)?
Yes, I could cry, but end up laughing.
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Alternative
It's so simple:
Start to show
what you do have.
Keep it as simple as possible.
Allow the user to choose a product with
just one click.
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Strawberry icecream
(www.users.nwark.com/...#strawberry)
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Pistachio icecream
(www.morph.u-net.com/...)
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It has been years since the "Dik VoorMekaar Show" was aired on radio.
I still miss this nonsense, and will be glued to the tuner in September, when the show will make it's come back
(tros.nl/dikvoormekaar, sorry All Dutch)
(dvm-lois.myweb.nl, sorry all Dutch too).
I hope that the nonsense in cyberworld will come to a final stop.
Don't make your E-shop a disaster shop.
Follow the 7 E-Commerce commandments.
Till next week!
Nut
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With special thanks to H. Nootenboom for this week's word of wisdom.
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