Jellyfish Site Launched
The Jellyfish website, a shopping comparison engine that integrates a “cashback” feature for every store listed, officially launched today. At first glance the site looks very clean-cut, and load-time is generally fast.
The search engine seems to need a bit of work. A search for “Apple iPod 60 GB” shows no results, while “Apple 60GB iPod” lists some relevant results.
When you do finally reach the product page, it has a very nice setup. Upon selecting a merchant, the right-hand side of the page changes to give a very nice overview of all the pricing information.
It makes you feel almost like you are making the actual purchase (not sure if thats a good thing or not!).
Look for a followup to this post when I have spent sometime fooling with the site.
Until then you can read their official press release here.
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Interesting site. It takes a while to load I find, and the new-age design could be a bit off-putting for newbies, but I do like the price-range adjustment widget…