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<blockquote data-quote="Eyes of Nine" data-source="post: 8084837" data-attributes="member: 99786"><p>As a product manager, I'd be really interested in the data around engagement on all the features they decided to keep. Like WHY did they decide to keep the horizontal scroll? Best practice on most ecommerce sites now is a gridded vertical infinite scroll (for example, the Gap); or descending into catetories. Current experience allows you to have gridded, "see all", or even just text links. They removed this functionality in the new experience. Did they A/B test into this new experience? I'm very curious.</p><p></p><p>Is "Bestselling Titles" really the most important thing to keep that the top? And then to have the very confusing "Most Popular under $5" right under - is that also really the 2nd most important thing?</p><p></p><p>Does the context change when someone is logged in as opposed to not logged in?</p><p></p><p>Why don't I see a "deal of the day" when someone comes to the front page?</p><p></p><p>My final point here - this only seems to be a redesign of their front page.</p><p></p><p>So many questions, so much opportunity. This actually looks a lot like they just updated the CSS (mostly); without actually altering much of the underlying functionality or conceptualization of the shopping workflow. As [USER=6998052]@Jd Smith1[/USER] noted, unless a lot of the feature logic (including search, for me too) is improved, shade me also as unimpressed.</p><p></p><p>(Ok, I also did a search, using EN Publishing as an example. Not an improvement)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eyes of Nine, post: 8084837, member: 99786"] As a product manager, I'd be really interested in the data around engagement on all the features they decided to keep. Like WHY did they decide to keep the horizontal scroll? Best practice on most ecommerce sites now is a gridded vertical infinite scroll (for example, the Gap); or descending into catetories. Current experience allows you to have gridded, "see all", or even just text links. They removed this functionality in the new experience. Did they A/B test into this new experience? I'm very curious. Is "Bestselling Titles" really the most important thing to keep that the top? And then to have the very confusing "Most Popular under $5" right under - is that also really the 2nd most important thing? Does the context change when someone is logged in as opposed to not logged in? Why don't I see a "deal of the day" when someone comes to the front page? My final point here - this only seems to be a redesign of their front page. So many questions, so much opportunity. This actually looks a lot like they just updated the CSS (mostly); without actually altering much of the underlying functionality or conceptualization of the shopping workflow. As [USER=6998052]@Jd Smith1[/USER] noted, unless a lot of the feature logic (including search, for me too) is improved, shade me also as unimpressed. (Ok, I also did a search, using EN Publishing as an example. Not an improvement) [/QUOTE]
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