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<img src="https://cythilya.apphb.com/Content/me/img/activity/activity_1/mobile_web_app_940x367.jpg" title="活動平台行動裝置網站或App設計的現狀探討與改進" alt="活動平台行動裝置網站或App設計的現狀探討與改進">
<h2 itemprop="name">活動平台行動裝置網站或App設計的現狀探討與改進</h2>
<meta itemprop="summary" content="活動平台行動裝置網站或App設計的現狀探討與改進。">
<div itemprop="description">
<p>這陣子剛好在幫我們家的活動平台網站 <a href="https://www.eventpal.com.tw" target="_blank" title="活動咖 EventPal">活動咖 EventPal</a> 設計+製作行動裝置版網頁,因此參考了不少前輩的作品 - Accupass、KKTIX、Pinkoi、friDay等。在這裡記錄一些我對這些網站的想法,還有我們家產品所遇到的問題和設計的功能、解法。 </p>
<p>面對活動平台,基本上我不看精選或推薦活動/商品的,因為就是促銷而已,而這些促銷活動/商品往往無法勾起我的興趣;而個人化的推薦活動和樣本數有關,因此很可能推薦給我的也不是我真的喜歡的,因此無論如何最後我最常用的就是「搜尋」和「瀏覽」功能了。另外,個人化功能也很重要,例如訂單查詢、瀏覽記錄等。</p>
<p>活動很多,推薦又無法滿足需求,那麼搜尋和分類功能便是重點(讓我用最快的方式找到東西就好!)。活動平台的搜尋和分類不外乎就是找地區、時間、主題、關鍵字。找到之後,也能讓我很快的看到重點,決定是否符合需求。再來,如果能讓我快速看到目前的訂單狀態(是否購買成功、是否需要聯繫客服),幫我備忘我曾瀏覽過的項目,那就再好不過了。 </p>
<p>因此,我所關注的重點是</p>
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<li><strong>好找</strong>(很快找到想要的活動)</li>
<li><strong>好讀</strong>(舒適且快速看到重點,決定是否符合需求)</li>
<li><strong>個人化功能</strong>(訂單、瀏覽記錄)</li>
</ul>
</div>
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July 3, 2015
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<a href="https://www.facebook.com/PeekabooCoffee" target="_blank">Peekaboo Coffee 彼咖舖咖啡 (台北市 忠孝東路三段251巷7弄2號)</a>
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<meta itemprop="name" content="Peekaboo Coffee 彼咖舖咖啡">
<span itemprop="address" itemscope itemtype="http://data-vocabulary.org/Address">
<meta itemprop="street-address" content="台北市 忠孝東路三段251巷7弄2號">
<meta itemprop="region" content="台灣">
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