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The problem I see is in needing a few clicks before you can guess the user's cognitive style. I would assume users visit the most important pages first, so by t
by bouncingsoul 18y ago
The problem I see is in needing a few clicks before you can guess the user's cognitive style. I would assume users visit the most important pages first, so by the time you can guess at their cognitive style they've probably gone as far as they'll go. (And I think it'd disruptive to change the content of pages they've already visited.)
Maybe browsers themselves could determine users' cognitive style over time and send that info when you visit a site.
- redorb 18y agoI agree with your problem, Changing the site after a few clicks means the user will wonder if they are on the same site... - alternatively they could only make the changes for returning users based on their previous visit..