As the Halloween royalty descends—the superheroes, the ghosts, the witches, and the kitty cats—one Ring helps them all.
What trees are to Christmas and food delivery is to football, the Ring Video Doorbell is to Halloween. Millions of buttons are expected to be repeatedly pushed on October 31, just on Ring doorbells alone.
The Ring team doesn’t take Halloween lightly. They’ve been prepping for this year’s Trick-or-Treat frenzy since before last All Hallows’ Eve, testing server capacity and creating new ways for customers to add autumnal touches to their Ring devices. “Creating a delightful experience at the front door is one of our most important team goals,” says Joseph Dong, a product marketing manager for Ring who works with product and creative teams to build seasonal features. “We know that users love customization, and so we work every year to create better and better options.”
Read on to learn about the ways you can use your Ring devices for extra fun this Halloween, and how the team at Ring helps bring them to life.
What trees are to Christmas and food delivery is to football, the Ring Video Doorbell is to Halloween. Millions of buttons are expected to be repeatedly pushed on October 31, just on Ring doorbells alone.
The Ring team doesn’t take Halloween lightly. They’ve been prepping for this year’s Trick-or-Treat frenzy since before last All Hallows’ Eve, testing server capacity and creating new ways for customers to add autumnal touches to their Ring devices. “Creating a delightful experience at the front door is one of our most important team goals,” says Joseph Dong, a product marketing manager for Ring who works with product and creative teams to build seasonal features. “We know that users love customization, and so we work every year to create better and better options.”
Read on to learn about the ways you can use your Ring devices for extra fun this Halloween, and how the team at Ring helps bring them to life.
