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So My google Analytics setup tells me this: 1280x800 20% 1440x900 18% 1280x1024 12% 1680x1050 11% 1024x768 11% 1920x1200 5% 1366x768 4% 1920x1080 3% 16
by whatusername 16y ago
So My google Analytics setup tells me this:
1280x800 20%
1440x900 18%
1280x1024 12%
1680x1050 11%
1024x768 11%
1920x1200 5%
1366x768 4%
1920x1080 3%
1600x900 1.5%
- endtime 16y agoHere's what ours says (finance-focused site): 1. 1024x768 21.86% 2. 1280x800 15.74% 3. 1280x1024 12.80% 4. 1680x1050 7.75% 5. 1440x900 7.34% 6. 1366x768 4.48% 7. 1920x1080 3.13% 8. 1920x1200 2.90% 9. 320x396 2.72% 10. 800x600 2.25%
- anigbrowl 16y agoClearly you have more laptop users, while endtime is getting more desktop folks. Interesting.
- pbhjpbhj 16y agoPast 12 months. Arts based small business site: 1. 1024x768 27.00% 2. 1280x800 24.92% 3. 1280x1024 10.13% 4. 1680x1050 9.64% 5. 1440x900 8.10% 6. 1366x768 3.81% 7. 1152x864 2.46% 8. 800x600 1.65% 9. 1920x1200 1.49% 10. 1280x768 1.46% My blog (alicious.com) has a tech bias. 1. 1280x800 19.82% 2. 1280x1024 16.60% 3. 1024x768 14.25% 4. 1680x1050 11.20% 5. 1440x900 10.88% 6. 1920x1200 5.44% 7. 1366x768 3.02% 8. 1024x600 2.88% 9. 1920x1080 2.54% 10. 1600x1200 1.87% When I compare to previous year then the greatest change is 3% drop off 1024x768 between 2008:2009 and 2009:2010; the two leaders remain with 1% of the previous years figures.
- cullenking 16y agoHere is data from ridewithgps, primarily visited by cyclists . 29k uniques last 30 rolling days: 1. 1280x800 12,217 18.28% 2. 1280x1024 8,917 13.34% 3. 1024x768 8,571 12.82% 4. 1440x900 8,059 12.06% 5. 1680x1050 7,837 11.72% 6. 1920x1200 5,015 7.50% 7. 1920x1080 2,531 3.79% 8. 1366x768 2,429 3.63% 9. 1152x864 1,119 1.67% 10. 1600x1200 1,041 1.56%