Back in December I read somewhere that MySpace had taken over the position as the most visited website from Yahoo. The sheer numbers of pageviews and visitors were gigantic, in November, Comscore reported: News Corp.’s MySpace recorded 38.7 billion U.S. page views last month, compared with 38.1 billion for Yahoo, according to comScore Media Metrix. […]
The numbers are in! Jesper first asked the question in “Design for Browser Size — Not Screen Size” and quickly after Thomas Baekdal of baekdal.com took up the challenge. After publishing his preliminary results he have now unveiled the final report: The report finds, among other things, that the majority of people browse maximized or […]
Today is our anniversary! One year ago, on this day, Jesper and I sat down in the office to chat. It was Friday and we quickly started talking about our favorite subject: What could we do to raise awareness of usability and web standards inside Capgemini? We discussed the ups and downs of newsletters, meetings, […]
Ok… I know that we are soon done with April, but I just haven’t gotten around to publishing the March statistics yet – So hare they are – better late than never: Popularity After a record high visit count in February with 575 unique visitors we have gotten a slightly steadier stream of visitors browsing […]
In the spirit of sharing we now once again have a full month worth of statistics boiled down to a few easy-to-read paragraphs with the highlights of last months stories and private data on our readers – all spiced up with nice graphics courtesy of Google Analytics :)
For quite some time, I wanted to write what Google Analytics could improve to make it more useful. Google beat me to it. They just acquired Measure Map for an undisclosed price.
January is so far the most visited month. This post shows just what happens when that monster story you have been writing on hits your front page and gets noticed around the globe. Read on for the full statistics for justaddwater.dk / January 2006.
We just started using MeasureMap and have added it to this blog after Jared Spool recommended it in a comment. Recently I have looked for better ways to display incoming links (referring URLs), Google Analytics can but it’s a tedious process. The WordPress Dashboard can only show some of the incoming links. I must say […]
How do you build a system that can deliver and update content to 100,000 people simultaneously? Via Ajaxian.com I saw this article from MacRumors on what traffic they got when Steve Jobs delivered his keynote on MacWorld a few days ago.
Also in this post: Ajaxinfo (the guys behind AJAX usability metrics), AJAX ROI faceoff, where a traditional webapp is compared to an AJAX webapp. For the visually oriented, there is a video comparing the two applications.
I like Wordpress Dashboard. The name suggests that it’s an overview of whats relevant to your blog. What’s happening. What’s popular. Who comments. What important updates are available. The Dashboard should work like in a car. The most important and relevant information should be visible at a glance. Lets have a brief look at the dashboard.
I suggest you only take a brief look to judge for your self whether you think the main objectives of the Dashboard page are met.
Click on the screenshot above for and look for 5 seconds only. Then ask yourself what you could remember from the page. Yup you just tried a 5 second usability test.
Better late then never… In the spirit of sharing here is our statistics for December 2005. We have as usual filtered out our own hits, so these numbers should show only “real” readers. Enjoy :) RSS/Atom We still get about a quarter of our hits from news feed readers (RSS, Atom, etc.). The issue with […]
We use Google Analytics as a stat tool on justaddwater.dk, and we’re overall satisfied with it. Unfortunately, one crucial feature is hidden and very hard to find. Here is how you find referring URLs and not only the referring websites.
We have been online with our Blog for little over a month now. This means that for the first time we now have a full month worth of log files. Since we love sharing we of cause also want to let you know the status of our statistics.
Just a quick note on Google and their Analytics tool. This is an update in relate to a previous post in this Blog named “Google Analytics vs. Usability”.
Google Analytics – The website statistics service provided by Google free of charge have come to stir up the waters in the statistics business. Here I take a further look into some of the problems that still exists with this beta.
We just signed up for testing the new Google Analytics statistics software. It gives us an idea of who is browsing our website. On the humorous side, the signup process is missing something. It seems that the license agreement is not found. Hilarious. Of course I accepted (but I’m still wondering what that means). We’re […]
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