A week ago, I wrote about the importance of empirical data for designing on the web. I thought it may be helpful to spell out a few tools I have been using to peer into who is coming to my blog and what they are doing once they get there. If you are like me, web statistics is something you take very seriously, but only enough to spend modest amounts of time and money on. Companies like Web Side Story offer insanely robust web analytics tools, but the learning curve and cost are out of this world. Honestly, for a person like myself, using HBX would be like killing a fly with a bomb. The good news is that there is a myriad of great tools out there for a minimal amount of money that can really give you great traffic data for your site.
(more…)CrazyEgg, feedburner, google analytics, mint, web analytics web statistics
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October 6th, 2006This Week’s Weekly Links of the Week - Week 8
July 8th, 2006
It has been a tremendously long week and it is going to be a tremendously long weekend. That being said, I managed to compile the weekly links of the week, albeit unorganized. I am slightly surprised that I was even able to get the list out in the first place…
Next week is probably going to be just as bad if not worse. Lots of cool things are being made - unfortunately I cannot talk about any of it at this time. While I toil away on secret things, please enjoy the list of links that below.
(more…)24 hour fitness, animation, apple, ascii, CrazyEgg, dell, design, DevLounge, Erik Mongrain, google, guitar, iconquer, identity, janitors, lego camera, links, linux, logos, longhorn, monday by noon, olbermann, oreilly, os x, pay per post, Photography, physics, site design, spin, swik, taco town, tenth dimension, ubuntu, vincent ferrari, web development, weekly youtube
