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# Sleek new packaging that takes its cue from that created by Apple when Steve Jobs and Jony Ive ran the show. | # Sleek new packaging that takes its cue from that created by Apple when Steve Jobs and Jony Ive ran the show. | ||
# The only instructions are: | # The only instructions are: | ||
| − | ## Get the XFinity app. - but you do not have Internet yet - I guess you got to Starbuck for coffee and the 15 mins or so it takes to get the app. But they you find that their are 3 apps in the App Store, and you left the instruction card at home, so you need to pick the best looking one, or go back home to get the card.It might be nice if this was clear on the outside of the box, then you might have downloaded it on the way home. | + | ## Get the XFinity app. - but you do not have Internet yet - I guess you got to Starbuck for coffee and the 15 mins or so it takes to get the app. But they you find that their are 3 apps in the App Store, and you left the instruction card at home, so you need to pick the best looking one, or go back home to get the card.It might be nice if this was clear on the outside of the box, then you might have downloaded it on the way home. On first connect using the Apple version it can fail with "unable to make a secure connection". Not what.you want when establishing a trust relationship. If you a save enough to back up and start over, it often does create a secure connection. This sounds like they not asking for https from the start. |
## Sign into the app with. your Comcast account. Most people I know that have a Concast account have stopped using it and cannot even remember what they user name is. | ## Sign into the app with. your Comcast account. Most people I know that have a Concast account have stopped using it and cannot even remember what they user name is. | ||
## Run the app - the first thing it asks for is the QR code on the bottom of the modem, but they you need to give the app access to the camera and other stuff that seems excessive. Not only that but when you try to read the QR code with the phones camera, it is not able to focus on the code. That takes better lighting and lots of patience. But it does work. | ## Run the app - the first thing it asks for is the QR code on the bottom of the modem, but they you need to give the app access to the camera and other stuff that seems excessive. Not only that but when you try to read the QR code with the phones camera, it is not able to focus on the code. That takes better lighting and lots of patience. But it does work. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 1 July 2022
Full Title or Meme
In a world of exponential change in many of the aspects of our life, it can often fell like we are out-of-control. This page is about giving the user they they are in control.
Context
- Many new technology solutions advertise all of the features that are available to the user. Many fail to get user acceptance.
- The new products that grab user's attention are often the ones that give the user the feeling that they are in control
Good Patterns
Anti Patterns
- In 2022 Comcast created a new internet connection experience so that customers could pick it up at their Xfinity store, take it how and just get it running by them selves. They were vary proud of the nature and the packaging of their new solution. So what actually happens when the user gets home?
- Sleek new packaging that takes its cue from that created by Apple when Steve Jobs and Jony Ive ran the show.
- The only instructions are:
- Get the XFinity app. - but you do not have Internet yet - I guess you got to Starbuck for coffee and the 15 mins or so it takes to get the app. But they you find that their are 3 apps in the App Store, and you left the instruction card at home, so you need to pick the best looking one, or go back home to get the card.It might be nice if this was clear on the outside of the box, then you might have downloaded it on the way home. On first connect using the Apple version it can fail with "unable to make a secure connection". Not what.you want when establishing a trust relationship. If you a save enough to back up and start over, it often does create a secure connection. This sounds like they not asking for https from the start.
- Sign into the app with. your Comcast account. Most people I know that have a Concast account have stopped using it and cannot even remember what they user name is.
- Run the app - the first thing it asks for is the QR code on the bottom of the modem, but they you need to give the app access to the camera and other stuff that seems excessive. Not only that but when you try to read the QR code with the phones camera, it is not able to focus on the code. That takes better lighting and lots of patience. But it does work.
- Now you are give a bunch of sales pitches for other feature that you didn't know about and are not sure if they sound like you in control at all.
