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This is an industry-wide cluster. Why all the lazy ass UI Lead Gen bullshit?
This is an industry-wide cluster. Why all the lazy ass UI Lead Gen bullshit?
I don't have the heart to post who the dealer is (a friend of mine), but their chat tool went from an image of Paul to an image of Elaine. Humans or robots, whom am I speaking with here? So funny... and also untrustworthy. It's the chat 3rd party but it's killing the experience.
Definitely not helping their cause with younger demographic. LOL!Those smooshed up photos look great!


That looks great. Only thing that's really missing is any dealer branding. I get the OEM look, but I wonder if it makes sense to include dealer logos in the navbar to create a sense of locality. Any input on that?
Automotive professionals documented numerous examples of poor website usability across dealer sites (Honda North, BMW North Scottsdale, Right Toyota) and vendor platforms (CarCode), citing problems like obstructive chat widgets, cumbersome mobile navigation, and outdated browser requirements that frustrate potential buyers. The consensus is that dealers should hold third-party vendors accountable for these experiences, as bad UX directly damages lead quality and customer acquisition. The thread reveals systemic laziness in the industry regarding lead generation UI design, with participants calling for dealers to demand better standards from their software providers.