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by fataliss
4266 days ago
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Well until you find a way to give samples for taste and smell to your mobile users (good luck with that), I think that the visual side is what's left of it.
Even tho I agree with lots of other folks here about the fact that choosing a restaurant might require more data than just a couple nice pictures... as far as food itself go, a picture is what describes it best (worth a thousand words they say). |
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Have you seen those food related adverts? And then you actually go buy the product and it never looks the same as the adverts?
A good photographer with low/mid range Photoshop skills can make a poor product into an appealing one.