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Subject: Re: UKNM: boo.com - helpful advice
From: Stewart Dean
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 16:52:27 GMT

At 15:36 09/11/99 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I thought that I'd offer some *free* advice for boo.com - and be a bit more
>constructive.
>
>All I'm going to do is recommend a site that sells clothes + accessories
>and does it rather well in a nicely-designed and well thought-out manner:
>
>http://copyleft.net/
>

I'm with you on this one Paul. Looks like Boo has approached the project
like some kind of new media show case rather than an actual shop. The
navigtion is bad as is the information achetecture (common - having to pick
you country from a javascript drop down menu at the start - how dull and
awkward). As a shop the front window doesnt actually have any products
(something I can never understand), it's not cheap, it's not quick and it's
not even cool. Visual it's dull, and at times unreadable (orange text on
blue for miss boo at what looks like font=-3). As for advertising - people
being sick and cutting their knee open.

Boo is a great oportunaity thrown away by what looks like gross new media
incompitence. I suspect there where an awful lot of talkers on this project
but very few doers so to speak.

Stewart Dean

Interactive TV links:
http://www.dmoz.org/Arts/Television/Interactive/

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