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Okay, here are my observations: 1. That screenshot on the homepage should be click to enlarge. 2. The bar wth the home, about, help login etc. should be bumpe
by chaosprophet 17y ago
Okay, here are my observations:
1. That screenshot on the homepage should be click to enlarge.
2. The bar wth the home, about, help login etc. should be bumped up in text size by atleast one point.
3. It's nice that you are offering a way to track people who have javascript disabled, but what features/data will I miss when tracking using noscript as against tracking using javascript?
4. The site design is quite clean and to the point. Thats a huge plus for your usability.
5. From looking at the demo account, the stats seem to be quite detailed and informative, and the graphs are also quite clean, in keeping with the overall look of the site. Another plus.
6. Real time stats is a very handy feature.
7. I don't know if it is by design but the whole page seems to jump to the right and back when I click on the buttons on the landing page. It's mildly distracting, so you should look into it. It makes the site appear a bit unprofessional.
Overall, it's a pretty nifty service and I'm quite impressed with it. It has just about everything, I would be looking for in an web analytics tool. Kudos to you.
- alanedwardes 17y agoThanks. First off thank you for the suggesions - I'll definately work on the homepage and the font size of the navigation bar at the top. The non-JavaScript tracker is inserted alongside the JavaScript and is used when a user has JS disabled. Although the data obtained from it isn't as good quality (it lacks a page title and referrer etc) it makes it so you have an accurate representation of hits, and still allows you to see how many unique visits you've gotten. I'm glad you like the design and actual stats stuff - but I'm not sure what you mean by the page jumping to the right and back. What browser version + OS are you using?
- chaosprophet 17y agoI'm using Firefox 3.5 on Win XP SP3. Hope that helps you. EDIT: I noticed that the page jumps when I click any of the rounded white buttons (like the buttons for the different sites on the example account).
- alanedwardes 17y agoThanks for the info. As far as I can tell it's because the length of the page gets reduced while the content is loading, removing the vertical scroll bar. Then when the content loads the scroll bar is needed again - so the page jumps to where it was again. I will try and fix this in the next redesign - perhaps fade out the content and overlay a loading bar while the content is being fetched rather than completely nuking it. Thanks.