RSSCreative “Coming Soon” Webpage
By Robert Birming in Blogs & Internet on Nov 4, 2007 at 1:27 pm
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tobot
little tip …. the loading page looks like its gone, but just wait a while.
stacyj
How clever and entertaining! I hope they had as much fun making it as it is to watch …
L
It’s not “coming soon” for me. I don’t have an hour to sit and wait for it to load! Too slow…
James Schend
Wow, now there’s a dot com that’s guaranteed to be out of business in a year’s time. I can’t believe they wasted so much development effort on something so pointless and, frankly, customer-hostile. “It only took 40 minutes to load, but it looks like I can shop for a teakettle– what the fuck!?”
Miss Cellania
It took about ten seconds to load for me. Then it was really fun!
James Schend
Maybe 40 minutes is an exaggeration, but it’s still a terrible customer experience and it’s still a lot of talent and time that could have been spent making their ACTUAL store better. This is just their version of the $2 million Superbowl commercials.
ruby
It was worth making me smile and even though I don’t speak Dutch, (or whatever they speak,) I am interested in the company. I say it was worth it!
L
I’m not on dial-up, and it still took forever. I tried again, and it took about five minutes to load. It was neat until it got about halfway through and then hung.
Cool idea, but poorly executed.
tomtheman5
You think this company will fail?
The purpose of this website was to generate a buzz. And I’m fairly certain it’s done a good job with that.
Now let’s see if it can maintain that…
Jim B
It says ghettoblaster under the radio, the only other english is pan and confetti
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The Dutch company Hema is in the process of launching a webshop. Instead of just throwing up a boring “Coming soon” webpage, they came up with something creative.
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