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← older posts last day at évasion posted on 16 december 2016 by raphaël mazoyer wrapped up a year and a half of hard work today, handing over the final stages of the launch of our taiwan business to a new colleague, and engineering to my friends at dirox and another new colleague who will start on tuesday. what’s next, again? after two weeks of holiday, a very exciting new step. more details next year! posted in korea , ongoing | comments off on last day at évasion lg u+ payment gateway compatibility with facebook ios in-app browser posted on 8 december 2016 by raphaël mazoyer we’ve struggled for years with our implementation of the lg u+ payment gateway on the évasion mobile site. it relied on a popup window to process credit cards. the facebook ios in-app browser does support them, unlike some other apps like kakaotalk that have disabled popups altogether in their in-app safari. however, lg u+ does not support that particular setup, and an ugly js error alert would throw a non-utf8, illegible message. turns out, there are several options for the integration of the payment gateway (which relies on a js library to generate a payment link). this doesn’t seem to be documented, and the support desk didn’t have a solution for us. here is what we found: source code <script language = "javascript" src = "https://xpay.lgdacom.net/xpay/js/xpay_crossplatform.js" type = "text/javascript" ></ script > < script type = "text/javascript" > var lgd_window_type = "submit" ; function launchcrossplatform ( ) { lgdwin = open_paymentwindow ( document . getelementbyid ( 'lgd_payinfo' ) , 'service' , lgd_window_type ) ; } </script> in the function open_paymentwindow() provided by lg u+, the third parameter lgd_window_type can be one of: iframe : overlays a lightbox in which the lg u+ payment takes place, not great for mobile, and breaks badly when the containing page is served over http, but when it works, the overlay closes as the process finishes, and the user is forwarded to your payment confirmation page popup : the setup we had before, which works only on user actions (onclick), as a browser-triggered event like onload will likely be blocked by the browser, where your site remains open behind the payment window until it closes as the process finishes, and the user is forwarded to your payment confirmation page works on android, and in safari on ios, but not in the in-app browser of most ios apps (facebook, kakaotalk, instagram, etc.) submit : the lg u+ payment pages are actually inserted after the caller page, and the user is redirected from the final lg u+ screen to your payment confirmation page this last option is less fiddly, and supports the facebook in-app ios browser without any complaint. this makes sure that our ads on facebook do not need an additional layer of email marketing or criteo retargeting to actually result in purchases. posted in code , korea | comments off on lg u+ payment gateway compatibility with facebook ios in-app browser google making progress in korea posted on 26 april 2016 by raphaël mazoyer how ironic: my bank, woori , one of the oldest in korea and not the most progressive business ever, is using the google url shortener when sending out sms reminders to activate my new cash card. in a country where google maps is only partly functional, and where google search brings évasion only about 7% of our organic traffic (to naver’s 80+%), i am impressed. this implies some server-side integration, and the willingness to let some customer information transit through google infrastructure. posted in korea | comments off on google making progress in korea korean banks in english and with a mac posted on 11 august 2015 by raphaël mazoyer looking for a bank with which i can do business in english, on a mac, and on my iphone, preferably without installing any plugins or “security” software. caveats and notes: shinhan’s mac banking is a downloadable piece of unsigned software that requires overriding macos’s security, and only their ios app “mini” is available in english. credit cards evaluated according to the korean airlines payment page, and i haven’t tested the management services yet google spreadsheet this morning i opened an account at woori which was a very simple process (it lasted a small hour tho, but only required my alien card, my employment contract, and my passport), and i walked out of the bank with a passbook and a cirrus cash card, and was able to set up an ios banking account right away. might go try keb instead, and get a card from lotte. posted in korea | comments off on korean banks in english and with a mac splandigo posted on 19 june 2015 by raphaël mazoyer it will not do, then, simply to feel disgust. everyone is prone to forgetfulness, even under the most favorable conditions, and in a place like this, with so much actually disappearing from the physical world, you can imagine how many things are forgotten all the time. in the end, the problem is not so much that people forget, but that they do not always forget the same thing. what still exists as a memory for one person can be irretrievably lost for another, and this creates difficulties, insuperable barriers against understanding. how can you talk to someone about airplanes, for example, if that person doesn’t know what an airplane is? it is a slow but ineluctable process of erasure. words tend to last a bit longer than things, but eventually they fade too, along with the pictures they once evoked. entire categories of objects disappear—flowerpots, for example, or cigarette filters, or rubber bands—and for a time you will be able to recognize those words, even if you cannot recall what they mean. but then, little by little, the words become only sounds, a random collection of glottals and fricatives, a storm of whirling phonemes, and finally the whole thing just collapses into gibberish. the word “flowerpot” will make no more sense to you than the word “splandigo.” your mind will hear it, but it will register as something incomprehensible, a word from a language you cannot speak. as more and more of these foreign-sounding words crop up around you, conversations become rather strenuous. in effect, each person is speaking his own private language, and as the instances of shared understanding diminish, it becomes increasingly difficult to communicate with anyone. paul auster, in the country of last things , 1987 posted in miscellaneous | comments off on splandigo digital thinking posted on 16 june 2015 by raphaël mazoyer a great example of digital thinking applied to real businesses in this story about the new ceo of struggling uk wine shop majestic wines. they are reconsidering some of its commercial practices, such as their six-bottle minimum purchase, some staffing policies, such as the near-automatic reduction in staff when store managers quit, alongside improvements to their it infrastructure. this strategy is heavy on technology, with planned investments in e-commerce, crm, and tools that will allow shop staff to better interact with visitors. however, this demonstrates their digital approach goes beyond the purchase of digital infrastructure: empathy with the consumers, who have been asked about their experience appetite to experiment and iterate, accepting that knowledge is incomplete measurement of the eventual results this probably won’t come as a surprise: the new ceo is founder of online retailer naked wines, acquired in april by majestic. posted in commentary | comments off on digital thinking lacoste japan re-launch posted on 30 april 2015 by raphaël mazoyer on march 3, 2015, the lacoste japan web shop re-launched, based on a shop-plus-brand design supplied by the french headquarters and adapted to the local market, with a dedicated smartphone experience, the local loyalty program, and various online-to-offline shipping options. the original design was provided by nurun (ex-cythère, where i used to work in 1997…, and now in the process
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