I tried to buy something on the KQ website and it couldn’t go through,no wonder KQ is always in trouble.
And among other examples, like here in the Naivas website; how can you offer milk in cosmetics department.
All commerical websites in Kenya that I have tried to use look cheap and full of crappy stuff like this.
@horseguard kwa beauty and cosmetics kuna products ziko na io jina, kama arimis milking jelly, so lazima uwe clear unataka milk enye iko kwa fresh food. ni products mingi Iko na io jina, na zote sio maziwa
[SIZE=5]Programmers don’t populate catalogues idiot. Sales people and the so-called merchandisers do. For that and the reasons you’ve been given above and all others that will follow, ㅤFuck you![/SIZE]
Kenyan clients are cheep and want world class results while paying peanuts. No wonder many of these sites have unsecured backdoors and are easily hacked.
Shida ya Kenya is ignorant ppl expect programmers wakuwe wameiva hadi UX and UI design. Most companies in Kenya hawataki kulipa designers who are the experts in User interface design alafu on top of thatthey shell out peanuts expecting to get top website programmers.
Ukiangalia all great looking and functioning websites in the world zinaundwa na team.
So being patriotic and wanting to buy a ticket directly from KQ so that Kenya can get all the money is stupidity?
I tried their website for almsot 1 hour and kept going into loops until I gave up.
Got the same ticket on skyscanner in 10 seconds but then the commission goes to another country.
Give them WordPress ama Wix templates that you can whip in an hour and get over with it.
What irks me is that these so called clients also require devs to come up with content too.