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Analytics

Web analytics: Find your graveyard pages with no visitors

In web analytics we usually focus on things that have happened – visits, visitors, pageviews, events, conversions. You generally know what your most popular pages are. You probably have a good idea of the most common paths through your site. How about taking a look at what isn’t happening? No
Nov 8, 2012 3 min read
Analysis

Svenska Lottakåren

A quick check of Svenska Lottakåren’s new web site (released May 2010) against a handful of best-practices and web standards. Amongst the things I babble about this time are the start page banner, the drop-down menus, and calls to action.
May 30, 2010
Analysis

National Rail Enquiries

A quick check of National Rail Enquiries’ new web site (released 2009-12-15) against a handful of best-practices and web standards. The site was heralded as being made “more user-friendly after sophisticated consumer research techniques” in ATOC’s press release. Although redesigns of websites (especially prominent ones)
Jan 19, 2010
expert review

Quick analysis of Upplands Bro Kommun's website

Upplands-Bro kommun A quick check of Upplands-Bro council’s new web site (recorded 2009-12-15) against a handful of best-practices and web standards. (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
Dec 17, 2009
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