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The visualization of "crawlability" is great, the graphs were intuitive to see how some methods are more effective than others in reducing long sequential branc
by lioeters 9y ago
The visualization of "crawlability" is great, the graphs were intuitive to see how some methods are more effective than others in reducing long sequential branches of pages.
After finishing the article, I had a feeling that none of the pagination methods were "perfect" with a good balance of crawlability and user-friendliness. It made me think, for sites with a large number of pages, there needs to be more than just paginataion for navigating them - for example, navigating/sorting by categories would probably produce a different graph, closer to the ideal level of branches and depths.