Hi,
back 2 years ago it was easy: I had my site selling a windows pc desktop software. Site presented product and features.
Now, I declined my software on different plateformes: Ios, Macos, android, facebook…
What’s the best way, to reorganize a site, that sells the single, same product, but on different plateformes ? I don’t want of course for it to be redundant, since features of software are almost same for all plateformes (with a few more feature for desktop versions).
If you also are selling a single product on multiple plateformes, I would be curious to visit your site.
It’s not quite clear what you are asking. Are you asking about how to adapt software to different operating systems, or is this just a question about presentation?
It’s just a question about website presentation of the software:
Current website sells the software windows pc version only, so it is easy for presentation.
But how should the website present the same product for several plateforms: IOS, webos, andoid etc etc…
For example, shall I make a page for each version, with all feature explained ? Problem is that features are same for all versions, so it might be redundant. Or shall I make a page with features common for each version, but then how do I present each version individually ?
Ah, OK. Well for me as a Mac user, the most frustrating thing is to scour a software website to find out if it is Mac-compatible or not. A lot of software sites seem not even to know that Mac exist, so unless I see a big Mac symbol straight away, these days I leave straight away.
I would say have one main page that presents the product and have symbols along the top or similar for each system the software runs on. Then perhaps have some tabs lower down for each OS that people can click to find out details about that particular system. Or make them links to specific pages.