After officially announcing their mobile site look and use, infoll.mobi, user generated content service for exchanging information on big cities’ traffics added several new facilities such as Others and login using Facebook account.
Traffic Information (Infoll) mobile website new looks presents new formats such as requesting traffic report or to report traffic on certain areas. One of the most prominent things is color code usage to facilitate street condition recognition, such as red for traffic jam and green for no traffic jam, equipped with punctuation for color blinds.
Now, other than those menus, Infoll added Others (OOT: Out of Topic) Menu, used to accommodate various topics not related to traffic reports but still related to traffic itself, e.g. topic on license plate or missing vehicles. To see variety of topics, you can choose Others, while for posting, through Request menu choose Others and write down your topic in Comment column.
Indonesian people love to share, and there’s no avoiding or stopping that. One of the ways to accommodate that is to provide special place, and Infoll mobile site provides this. The facility also provides tags so users can add it on their topic and it makes it easier to put one topic together in a same tag.
Additional facility given by Infoll on their mobile website is login process using Facebook account. Previously Infoll only provided login by using Twitter, now it is equipped with Facebook.
Another additional information related to OOT feature is information or invitation to join and discuss certain OOT topics. The information is written on Infoll mobile website’s front page, and when you click it, you will be directed to Others menu.
Infoll’s beta version mobile website is accessible through mobile browser on this link infoll.mobi. If you are one of users or followers of Infoll’s Twitter account, and had never acces their new mobile website before, you can read some of the website’s strengths of accessing through here or read DailySocial previous article here.
Translated by Nita Sellya.
