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jaycub
2 months agoHelpful | Level 5
Status:
Gathering Support
Remove advertising popup modals from paid plans.
Hey Dropbox team!
I know popup modals are all the rage on websites these days. You know where a user goes to a website, starts looking for a thing, and then BAM the most important thing that the marketing team wants them to see pops up and interrupts their flow?
So today, I went to look for a file to fire off to a client and that happens to me...IN MY DROPBOX USER PORTAL (I have paid plan) midway through typing a word! How tacky is that? (hint: incredibly tacky).
And to make things even wilder, when I was venting about this to Dropbox support (I know, no one over there listens or cares, but if I'm going to be distracted from a simple task, I should really go all out, right?), the support staff (who hadn't actually read my complaint) sent me to a help center article about email notifications (that's how I know they didn't read it). Before I could get a sentence into the topic, BOOM, another modal! This one asking me how satisfied I was with the help center.
So I ask, is disrupting users from using the product somehow beneficial to business? Are you getting qualitative survey responses by posing the question before the user could possibly have formulated an answer?
My suggestion: stop making my paid experience reel like some amateur-hour-free-tier garbage. I know you can do better.
- mark van den bergenHelpful | Level 5
100% Please Dropbox, do us a favor and fire the person who thought these tacky disruptive popups were a good idea.
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