Revolutionizing Dining Experiences: The Rise of Contactless Ordering and Payment through Digital Menu Boards
In today's fast-paced world, convenience is key, and nowhere is this more evident than in the realm of dining. With the advancement of technology, the way we order and pay for our meals is undergoing a remarkable transformation. One such innovation taking the restaurant industry by storm is contactless ordering and payment facilitated by digital menu boards. Digital Menu Boards for Restaurants: The Future of Dining: Gone are the days of static, printed menus that require constant updating and lack the flexibility to adapt to changing demands. Enter digital menu boards – dynamic, interactive displays that not only showcase a restaurant's offerings but also revolutionize the entire dining experience. These digital displays not only serve as eye-catching visuals but also provide a platform for seamless integration of contactless ordering and payment systems. The Convenience Factor: Streamlining the Ordering Process: One of the primary advantages of digital menu boards is their...
Mar 28, 2024
@steve @Duncan @AveryC @bradr @AlexPk @Kevin (someone? anyone? plz?)
PS: Maybe add a link to a list of respective @Massdrop teams if user clicks on said title under employee names? IE: 'Outreach' , 'Collaborations' , 'Creative' , etc idk just a random thought
Who thought it was a good idea to add pages WITHOUT an option to view/search all?
Is the assumption at Massdrop that the majority of members will only purchase a couple items?
I have made roughly 220+ purchases since finding Massdrop years ago. Do you think I want to click through 22 pages to find the one item I might be looking for? The old design was functionally adequate. A simple Cmd+F Find... in browser & any item was viewable within seconds. I can understand adding pages might be less intimidating for some, especially those w/ less powerful internet connections. However, it should be easy enough to add a button at the top that provides the option to view all for those that prefer. At the very least, providing a search element might do.
The previous design was functionally better.
Would you want to click through 22 pages to download hundreds of receipts individually?
This is NOT user friendly.
I can't imagine it is a hard thing to write the code to pull all of a user's receipts into a zip file & present it for download via a button on the Transactions Landing Page. A user shouldn't have to be expected to spend this much time to accomplish a task that could be completed in seconds otherwise.
And on that note... Why are we expected to create a support ticket to request download of all our personal information?
If end result of doing so is a download link presented on the Privacy Page in Settings...
Why is that download link not already presented to every user by default.
With that being said, I love being a part of this community; but UX pitfalls such as these make me so frustrated.