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New logo leaked. Got concerned a new website/version of ExpertFlyer is imminent. Fear quickly confirmed by https://beta.expertflyer.com/ With the sale to Red Ventures in mind, will current functionality of the website be enhanced away? Will the interface be dumbed down so complex search queries become impossible? Will the new website be much slower? Will subscription prices rise? |
Originally Posted by mozilla
(Post 32223571)
https://i.imgur.com/lBOzvcM.png
New logo leaked. Got concerned a new website/version of ExpertFlyer is imminent. Fear quickly confirmed by https://beta.expertflyer.com/ With the sale to Red Ventures in mind, will current functionality of the website be enhanced away? Will the interface be dumbed down so complex search queries become impossible? Will the new website be much slower? Will subscription prices rise? |
Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 32223776)
Did you see this post and sign up to be a beta tester? https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/31946967-post1065.html
I fervently hope that EF doesn't prioritize a "modern" looking web interface and risk worsening the functionality and usability. See, as a cautionary note, how much Hilton people detest Hilton's new web interface: Serious problems with new Hilton website including points. |
Originally Posted by anabolism
(Post 32224185)
I hadn't seen that post and wasn't aware of the beta. Are people still being added to the beta program?
I fervently hope that EF doesn't prioritize a "modern" looking web interface and risk worsening the functionality and usability. See, as a cautionary note, how much Hilton people detest Hilton's new web interface: Serious problems with new Hilton website including points. |
Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 32224323)
It's a work in progress so there is an opportunity to give us feedback to shape the final product. Instead of being negative before you see what it is you should sign up for the beta.
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Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 32224323)
It's a work in progress so there is an opportunity to give us feedback to shape the final product. Instead of being negative before you see what it is you should sign up for the beta.
I'm not beta testing any product without compensation; I'll just trust that the new website won't dumb things down and that the useful functionality of ExpertFlyer - and I consider all current functionality of ExpertFlyer to be useful - won't disappear. I'll welcome a website redesign if all existing functionality remains available, and I'd be thrilled with a redesign that keeps all current functionality and adds a ton of new stuff on top. Don't let us down. |
Originally Posted by mozilla
(Post 32224621)
Please understand this is not negativity, but legitimate concerns from frequent flyers who have been more than once victimized by website "enhancements," i.e., useful functionality that simply gets taken away with no alternative in place. Hence it makes sense that signs of an upcoming "new" website will be greeted with skepticism instead of optimism, as we've been betrayed too many times. This is not unique for ExpertFlyer, airline website redesign elicit similar responses, and other "Travel Tools" websites wouldn't be exempt either.
I'm not beta testing any product without compensation; I'll just trust that the new website won't dumb things down and that the useful functionality of ExpertFlyer - and I consider all current functionality of ExpertFlyer to be useful - won't disappear. I'll welcome a website redesign if all existing functionality remains available, and I'd be thrilled with a redesign that keeps all current functionality and adds a ton of new stuff on top. Don't let us down. The key to making it sure we get it right the first time is feedback, so if you don't think that having a say in what the next version of EF will look like is worth your time, then I'm sorry to hear that. Just today in the beta we introduced a couple of long awaited and very useful features that will only be available in the new site, so you will need to use the beta in order to have access to them before their general release. Either way, thanks for your feedback. |
Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 31946967)
Here at ExpertFlyer we've been working on a totally redesigned ExpertFlyer website. We are at the point where we have an early beta of most of our core features that we would love for fellow FlyerTalk members to be able to test our new design and features and give us feedback.
To do that, we are allowing any current Premium subscriber to participate in the beta program. If you are interested please fill out this form and we will contact you when we are ready to open access to the beta later this month: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vlr...-tLMQ/viewform As always, thank you for your continued support of ExpertFlyer. -EFV |
Originally Posted by Keter
(Post 32225691)
Do we have a thread to discuss the 'beta' here or anywhere else I sent my first piece of feedback already, i really hope the availability screen will be completely redesigned,
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Any planned updates for the mobile app by any chance?
— A happy EF user |
Originally Posted by AaaChiuuu
(Post 32283410)
Any planned updates for the mobile app by any chance?
— A happy EF user |
Customercare@ email issue resolved
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1 Year Free of EF + New Beta
Hi everyone, we have two announcements today from the ExpertFlyer team:
First, we have partnered with American Express to offer 1 free year of ExpertFlyer Premium as a statement credit when you sign up for a new Amex Hilton Surpass or Aspire card via an exclusive TPG partnership. This is offered as a one-time, up to $100 statement credit, for a Premium Yearly subscription. You can find the details and the sign up link for this offer here: https://thepointsguy.com/news/hilton...erflyer-offer/ (You must use the offer link on the TPG page to get the statement credit.) Second, to coincide with this offer we are also making available publicly the beta of the new version of ExpertFlyer that we have been working on. To use the beta:
Improvements & Changes in the beta Aside from all the existing EF functionality, we have added a few new features to the new EF:
What we need you to test: (Click the Give us Feedback button to report any issues)
From this point forward we will be doing rolling updates of the beta as we fix bugs and add functionality. If you encounter a bug or issue, please report it using the Feedback button. We appreciate your help and patience while we build a great new experience for you. Thank you, The ExpertFlyer.com Team Edited to add: Please post any feedback/discussion of the beta on this new thread to keep this one on topic: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trav...ck-thread.html Thank you! |
AA Upgrade Class Changes
Due to American now having different A and C class inventory for paid fares vs upgrades, we have worked with AA to be able to show you both versions on EF
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Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 32756973)
Hi everyone, we have two announcements today from the ExpertFlyer team:
First, we have partnered with American Express to offer 1 free year of ExpertFlyer Premium as a statement credit when you sign up for a new Amex Hilton Surpass or Aspire card via an exclusive TPG partnership. This is offered as a one-time, up to $100 statement credit, for a Premium Yearly subscription. You can find the details and the sign up link for this offer here: https://thepointsguy.com/news/hilton...erflyer-offer/ (You must use the offer link on the TPG page to get the statement credit.) |
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