Amazon changes
Amazon changed their UI.
How does that make you feel? It's sort of like trying to write left handed, at least for me.
A quick lesson in how hard it is to get people to do something new. Amazon.com: Books:.
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» Wrong-Brained Amazon UI from The Newest Industry
Seth Godin points out that Amazon has moved their buy button from the natural righ-hand column to the nerve-jangling, eye-ball focused left-hand column. [here]
I don't like it. Not one bit. Change it back.
The freaky thing is that when I went to ... [Read More]
» Amazon tests a more "in your face" approach from Writelife
Most people don't like change - I certainly don't. Even when it's good, I tend to resist it. So when I saw what they're testing out on Amazon.com books I found it really annoying. (A look at the same example [Read More]
» Amazon's new layout from 800-CEO-READ Blog
Everyone keeps telling me about the new Amazon layout. Jack saw it early this week. Seth posted on it yesterday. Am I the only one who hasn't seen it yet?... [Read More]
» Amazon's user interface redesigned... from Mastering the Web
Amazon has redesigned its user interface (src: Seth's blog) but it looks like change-for-the-sake-of-change rather than a coherent, carefully planned strategy. Their new layout breaks the "top left logo -> Home" relationship as they have moved the Amaz... [Read More]
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