Anyway - I used my mobile of course, and went for a dive into the Mobiletech mosh pit of mobilesites. First matprat.no. It had some un-orthodox variants including tomatoes that made me doubt their credibility on this kind of material. So i did a new dive into to tasteline.com. This tastefully, well designed mobile site is really appealing and live up to its name.
But then a white banner catches my eye - actually at the prime spot I was expecting to find the search box where I should enter the term "vongole". This banner tells me that I'm a fool because I have only found the second best alternative. It tels me to do download the App instead.
I thought that being able to type in an URL in the browser would give me some cred - (stupid ass). But the fact is that I should have gone straight to the App store. tasteline.com was just a junction that can be jumped next time.
So why invest in this nice mobile site ?
The complete site could have actually be replaced by a single banner:
I did not click on the banner - didn't feel like it , and managed to find both the search box and the vongole recipe on the mobile site. However as I was writing this, I had to check the app.
Is it much cooler ? What did I miss ?
Luckily the link gave me an error !!
"Ladda ner vår app"
I did not click on the banner - didn't feel like it , and managed to find both the search box and the vongole recipe on the mobile site. However as I was writing this, I had to check the app.
Is it much cooler ? What did I miss ?
Luckily the link gave me an error !!
iTunes store - the great store of software candy could not find the tasteline app.
I'm happy and relieved. - It means that I went to the right place first after all.
Only fools would go to the appstore and search for tasteline.
Only fools would go to the appstore and search for tasteline.
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